Expect that all bottom front teeth will be extracted soon due to moderate+ gum recession. are implants and bridges possible options?

See Dentist: Well depend on other oral problems. Discuss with dentist what are options.

See dentist: Sounds like both are possible but dentist will know with an exam!

Implants: Dental implants are great for anchoring a lower denture. You can have as little as 2 but ideally 4-5 will provide best support, and if you want "teeth in a day" see a board certified oral surgeon.

Yes: A bridge will depend on the support of the anchor teeth. Implants will also depend on amount and quality of bone.

Yes: Yes this area responds well to bridges supported by implants. Other factors determining success are bone support, condition of adjacent teeth/gums and your general medical health. Make sure you see a dentist with much implant experience.

Lower Front teeth: First question is whether or not your lower cuspids, #22 and #27 , are sound enough to be bridge abutments? If they are, the easiest choice is a bridge from cuspid to cuspid and many patients do very well and are happiest with this option for many years! mini implants and a partial denture to be retained by those minis is more complicated, likely more expensive , and harder to get used to!

Yes: There are many options including implant and bridgework. Consult your dentist for the best options for you.