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Your bridge should not be loose or not fitting correctly. This can cause recurrent decay or unnecessary stress on the anchor teeth of the bridge resulting in loss of those teeth. If you are not feeling comfortable with your result have another dentist give you a second opinion. Hopefully, everything is fine. Good luck.
Your bridge could be loose because it just doesn't fit the prepared teeth or because your bite is loosening it. Either way, it should fit properly without gaps. If it continues to be loose, it can cause chipped, broken or decayed teeth over time.
You should have the bridge evaluated by a different dentist. Bridges should not be loose. Best to not wait on this as a lot of damage can happen if the bridge is truly loose. Good luck!
It is difficult to fully answer your question without xrays and photos. If the teeth are strong enough and supportive enough, it seems that you could do a bridge. Since you have 3 missing teeth,#9,10,11 between the 2 anchor teeth on the left, I would go further back on the bridge to include one...
It is very common to place dental implants in the 7 and 10 postitions, then place a four unit bridge across the front.  When placed properly, a four until bridge can be a very aesthetic option for missing front teeth.  These are very durable bridges that should be fairly easy to keep...
I would have your orthodontist/ general dentist cement the Maryland bridge to only one of the teeth, preferably the bigger tooth , which would be the other front tooth.  Dentist have a more permanent solution beyond Dentemp and Fixodent that should last longer than your current situation....