I have 8 dental implants and I plan to get more.

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but unfortunately it probably won't be that easy to get an implant if you've had a bridge for a long time. I had the same issue when a bridge I'd had for 20 years broke and was told that after a number of years with the bridge the jaw at that point thins and won't support an implant. I had xrays taken which confirmed this had happened. There is a way of fixing that with an op to build up the jaw ready for the implant but then you have to wait several months. I gave up and went for another bridge. I figured another 20 hears with that would see me out.

Dental bridges are a bridge to nowhere. I replaced mine three times.

At age 22, I bit into a rock in a sandwich that cracked a molar. I mailed the masticated piece of bread with the rock to Orowheat with a letter and receipt. Orowheat paid for my crown.

Pregnant at 35, the crown cracked below the gum line. "Glue it on," I said, not wanting to expose my baby to drugs.

Four years ago, I got a tooth implant. Get a Waterpik.

"Direct the stream of water sideways around your tooth implant, not down," an oral surgeon said. "Directing the water stream down forces food particles deep under the implant."

Oh good luck. That’s a pain.

Implants are great but terribly expensive. I looked into implants for my sister since all her teeth need to come out after years of too much sugar and not taking care of her teeth. It was going to be a little over 9,000 dollars for my sister. Since you only have 6 teeth it will be more reasonable, but still expensive!