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Cuspids have big roots and are good anchors for bridges. If it is a virgin tooth (not already crowned or massively filled), I would be sure to get a consult about implants before you get it cut down for a bridge that involves using a full crown on it.
Yes, the canine can be used to anchor a 2 pontic bridge as long as its is in good shape. If the tooth is broken down, then you'll need to add in more teeth to support the bridge, or get an implant or partial.
The prior answer is great, and I see that your primary concern is the color. The dentist should be able to remove the bridge, and the lab shouldn't charge him to redo the work. If you're requesting a change in labs, then you may have to pay at least the lab fees. I would also look at the...
It is possible to do some minor adjustments. taking away from the length is relatively simple. But romoving larger amounts of porcelain from the front of bridge is not recommended as it will remove the glaze from the lab.
Let me start with the most important part of your question. Once implants are placed, they will not move, therefore, any orthodontic procedure performed after an implant has to take that into consideration. So, delay any implant surgery until the end of treatment. Unless the decay is more...