I just had a permanent bridge (lower jaw) put in a few days ago? (photo)

I agree with the others.  Need a reason not to have been given the option for an implant.  also, the bridge should fit very well before cementing it permanently.  You also should have been given a mirror to view the bridge prior to cementing it permanently. I would go back and talk to him to see what his new options are.  A bridge is not a bad idea but an implant is generally better!!!! 

First of all, you should have been given clear reasons as to why a bridge was a better option than implant(s). Secondly, you should have been given the opportunity to closely examine the appearance and the "feel" of the bridge prior to cementation.  You should have a one on one talk with this doctor and express your concerns. Good luck.

Best option talk to your dentist give them achance to make you happy good luck.  Kevin coughlin. Dmd MBA magd.  CEO Baystate dental

you need to replace the bridge, even if you do not implants, you have root canals on both, of them,so the height can be changed ,to give space for more porcelain, only if you deserve another bridge,so it would look more natural,

if you deserve  to change for an implant, just change the 2 crowns, holding the bridge ,and you can still set an implant,both things can be performed in just a couple of days.

Unfortunately, the procedure is not reversible. Have a frank talk with the dentist who made the original bridge and voice your concerns.  The dentist has the option to remake the bridge at no additional cost to you,  or give you a full refund if you choose to have the bridge redone by another dentist.  If you get no cooperation and / or satisfaction, you can lodge a grievance with the local dental society.