Sectioning a dental bridge for implant (photo)

no, that is not possible, can not alter a bridge (due to aesthetics also). A new prosthesis is required if you go for implants.

The bridge should be carefully removed and implants should be placed in those gaps using digital technology. Then, your new zirconia bridge can be immediately attached to the implants.

When you have a zirconia bridge with pontics (missing teeth areas), it can be tricky to make changes without replacing the entire bridge. Here’s what you need to know:
Sectioning the Bridge:It is technically possible to cut or section a zirconia bridge to preserve part of it, but zirconia is very strong and difficult to cut without risking cracks or damage. The process also needs to ensure the remaining parts of the bridge fit well and function properly after the sectioning. It’s a delicate procedure that not all dentists may recommend.
Replacing the Bridge with Crowns:The more predictable option is to replace the entire bridge with individual crowns and implants for the missing teeth. This approach ensures a better fit and durability but, as you mentioned, it can be costly.
Considerations Before Deciding:
If the current bridge is in excellent condition and fits well, your dentist might explore sectioning as a less expensive option. However, this depends on how the bridge was designed and its current stability.If the bridge has any wear, misfit, or issues, replacing it entirely is often the better long-term solution.
Dr. Miller Vieira Paula