1. Repair of fractured bridge. See foregoing illustrations.
2. Repair of loosened bridge abutment (Fig.9 & 10).
3. Connection to another bridge.
4. Combining more than one bridge and separate teeth in parodontal seriously damaged bites.
5. Correction of a defective bite.
6. Replacement of badly abraded facings.
7. In connection with implanted bridges.

This technique has many advantages:
Due to the leverage effect the design is very stable and substantial. Furthermore, the method allows for correction to a defective bite. Both metal/ceramic and gold/acrylate bridges can be repaired in this way.

The technique for repair is easy to use but, to simplify and improve the quality of the repair, I have produced the SvE Repair Kit. This contains special drills for countersinking the screws and nuts, a socket turnkey, an extended screw-post turnkey, extended rounded drills and other necessary drills.

The kit also contains 2 screws 1.4 x 9 mm and two screws 1.4 x 11 mm that are of titanium.

Fig. 10.

Fig. 11. The SvE Repair Kit

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