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See: chain, connect, connection, contact, join, nexus, relate BRIDGE. A building constructed over a river, creek, or other stream, or
ditch or other place, in order to facilitate the passage over the same. 3
Harr. 108.
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You can have a fixed bridge or a Vibrato bridge which allows you to move the bridge to tighten or loosen the strings. Such case can easily be remedied using two types of replacements: a) The Fixed Bridge where cement or a screw is used, and; b) The Single Tooth Replacement. Other treatments typically used in replacing a missing single tooth include a tooth-supported fixed bridge which lets the adjacent teeth support the cemented bridge. |
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