Fibre Reinforced bridge

The Fibre Reinforced bridge is a minimally and cost-effective way to replace a missing or . Instead of metal, glass fibre strands (or bundles) are used to create a fibre frame. The missing tooth or teeth are tooth-shaped white filling (composite) material.

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