If you don’t want to have a denture or ‘false tooth’ nor an implant solution , then that only leaves bridgework or accepting the gap.

The type of bridge you have is called a ‘resin-bonded’ or a ‘Maryland’ bridge. It sounds like this is failing. It could be that it’s not been designed properly, or maybe it’s not been glued correctly. it could also be that your bite is causing it to continually drop out?

So one solution may be a new ‘sticky’ bridge but very well made and glued on and attention paid to your bite.

This however may still not be possible as a long term solution. A conventional bridge is usually more retentive but usually requires the sacrifice of lots of tooth structure not the tooth or teeth either side of your gap.

The best thing to do is to come for a consultation and we could give you some options for solutions.

An implant would be the best option in most cases however

Hope that helps

Mark