I got a dental bridge at 17, now 36 and I'm very self-conscience of the gum recession and size of my teeth. What can I do?

If you don't like your front teeth, then I suggest setting an appointment with the best cosmetic dentist you can find. Tell him what you've mentioned here and he can give you some options.

Dental bridges can be matched much better than ever before. You could also be a candidate for a dental implant, and maybe no longer need a bridge.

Now is the time to do something since you seem to have others asking you about your teeth.  The sooner you take action, the sooner you will feel relieved inside and confident again about your smile.

Change is inevitable including my hair recession and your gum recession. Sounds like it is time for a new bridge. The gum can be replaced with tissue and/or bone augmentation surgery or pink porcelain is a viable option.

Best of luck to you.

It seems like the current bridge completely fulfilled it`s role. There are multiple ways to treat recession of the gum - it can be corrected with the surgery, or with prosthesis with pink porcelain. The best choice for you will be to find a highly experienced cosmetic dentist and a surgeon who will be able to restore the beautiful smile. The anterior area is highly demanding, so you need to be careful with choosing your dental team.