A glasses screw is a small part, but when it is missing or loose, the glasses can become difficult to wear. The screw often holds the temple arm, the lens rim, or another small mechanism in place.
Screw replacement may look like a simple repair, but choosing the correct screw size is important. The wrong screw can loosen again quickly or damage the frame part.
When is screw replacement needed?
Screw replacement or tightening is needed when the glasses no longer hold their shape firmly, the temple arm moves too freely, or a frame part feels unstable.
- A glasses screw is missing
- A screw is loose and the temple arm moves
- The lens-holding part is not secure
- The glasses open or close unevenly
- A small frame part feels unstable
- The glasses no longer sit firmly on your face
Important
If the screw is missing, avoid forcing the glasses into use. This can damage the hinge area or cause the lens to fall out.
How does the process work?
When is the problem not only the screw?
Sometimes replacing the screw is not enough. If the screw hole is damaged, the hinge is broken, or the frame is deformed, additional repair may be needed.
That is why we check not only the screw itself, but also the part where the screw needs to be attached. This helps make the repair more reliable and reduces the chance of the same issue returning quickly.
Conclusion
A missing or loose screw may look like a small issue, but repairing it early helps prevent further damage to the glasses.
Call us and tell us which part became loose or went missing. We will let you know whether it is worth bringing the glasses in.