Can you get braces if you have bridge in your front teeth?

Ortho with bridge: Generally speaking, permanent bridges cannot be moved with Orthodontic treatment, but the other teeth can be. However, each case is different and this requires a one on one personal consultation with an Orthodontist to determine what can and cannot be done and what your overall treatment options are.

Yes: Orthodontists can bond brackets to crowns and bridges.

Probably: Fixed bridges, where 2 or more teeth are fused together, and/or implants, cannot be moved. That doesn't preclude Orthodontic care, however. There are many work-arounds. Please seek consultation with an experienced qualified Orthodontic Specialist. Your situation poses problems that require the care of a Specialist.

Likely: while the bridges can not be moved, the teeth around them can and may, in doing so, improve your smile and bite. Consult an orthodontist about your specific case.

Yes: The teeth on the bridge won't move,but your other teeth can be moved around it.

Of course: A tooth with a crown, bridge or any type of restoration can be moved just like any other tooth, as long as its root(s) and surrounding tissues are healthy. Good luck.