New bridge allows dentist, not patient, removal

DrBicuspid.com staff writers
May 19, 2016

Dental Evolutions has introduced an implant-supported bridge that can be removed by a dentist but not by a patient.

The bridge, called the Fridge, uses precision-fit machine parts and flexible titanium alloys, according to the company. The product can be removed, and reinserted, within 10 seconds by the dentist for cleaning and examination.

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