This document describes a technique for repairing fractured porcelain on a porcelain-fused-to-metal bridge pontic. The key steps are to prepare the fractured area by removing porcelain and extending into the metal to gain surface area for bonding, take an impression, fabricate a porcelain overlay crown with a metal coping that fits into the prepared area like a puzzle, and cement it in place with resin cement. This repair procedure is less costly and invasive than replacing the entire bridge, though case selection is important to identify fractures that could reoccur.