When you lose a tooth, you don’t have to live with a gap. A můstek na zuby, trvalá zubní náhrada, která se připevňuje k sousedním zubům. Also known as zubní můstek, it is a fixed solution that fills the space left by a missing tooth without surgery. Many people think implants are the only option, but a můstek na zuby can be faster, cheaper, and just as effective—if your surrounding teeth are healthy.
A můstek na zuby consists of two or more zubní korunky, plněná krytí, která obalují zdravé zuby na obou stranách chybějícího zubu. The middle crown replaces the missing tooth. This means your natural teeth have to be filed down to support the bridge. It’s not a minor change—your healthy teeth become the foundation. That’s why some dentists push implants first: they don’t touch your good teeth. But if you’re not a candidate for surgery, or you want to avoid multiple visits, a můstek na zuby is still a solid, proven choice.
It’s not just about replacing a tooth. A missing tooth shifts your bite. Your other teeth start moving. Chewing gets harder. Your jawbone begins to shrink. A můstek na zuby stops that domino effect. It holds your teeth in place, restores your bite, and even helps you speak clearly again. But it’s not forever. Most last 10–15 years, sometimes longer if you care for them. Brushing and flossing around the bridge is harder, so you need special tools like mezizubní kartáčky, malé kartáčky, které čistí prostor pod můstkem. If you skip this, plaque builds up, and the supporting teeth can get cavities or gum disease—leading to bridge failure.
Not every missing tooth is a candidate. If the teeth next to the gap are weak, filled, or have large fillings, they might not hold the bridge. If you grind your teeth or have gum disease, a můstek might not be the best idea. That’s why a good dentist checks your whole mouth—not just the gap. They’ll look at bone level, bite force, and even your oral hygiene habits before recommending it.
And yes, there are downsides. You lose some healthy tooth structure. You can’t undo it. If one of the supporting teeth fails later, the whole bridge might need replacement. That’s why some people wait and save for an implant. But if you need a quick, affordable fix that works right away, a můstek na zuby is still one of the most common solutions in Czech dentistry.
Below you’ll find real stories and practical advice from people who’ve been there—from how to choose the right material, to what to expect during the procedure, to how to keep your bridge from failing after just a few years. No fluff. Just what works.
Zjistěte, kolik skutečně stojí můstek na zuby v České republice. Přehled cen podle materiálů, jak ovlivňuje cena počet zubů a kvalita kliniky, a proč implantát může být lepší volbou.