Will Invisalign Work with Bridges?

Dental bridges don't pose a problem with Invisalign, but the bridge won't move. This can be a good thing, as it can act as an anchor to get the other teeth to move.
It is possible that the bridge should be replaced, so removing it and moving the teeth as desired and then replacing the bridge may be an option.

Yes, Invisalign can work with bridges. If the teeth in the bridge itself need to be moved or rotated the best thing to do is section or cut the bridge to allow the teeth to be guided individually into their proper position and then make a new bridge when Invisalign treatment is complete. If the teeth in the bridge do not need to be moved or rotated then Invisalign can still work for other teeth in the mouth that do need to be straighten. I would advise you to see your dentist for a consultation and speak to him/her about what is best for you.

Whenever someone comes in for a consultation, I try to guide them to a choice that works best for them considering the current state of their mouth and their finances. If the person has extensive restorations in the visible (aesthetic) zone, they may benifit more from doing crowns, bridges or veneers (or a combination of them all). If you have a bridge that doesn't match and some fillings or crowns that look "patchy" you may want to consider straightening your teeth with crowns and veneers because the benefit will be that you can make them look all the same. If your teeth are generally attractive, Invisalign can be done it just won't move the bridge.