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If you do kill TSVNCache, you don’t need to manually restart it, the shell-extension will do that next time it needs it.
If you’re trying to restart the shell-extension, you might achieve it by killing all Explorer.exe processes, and anything else which has ended-up with TSVN in-process. This is basically any app which has asked the shell about icons, or has used the common file/directory dialogs. You may need to use something like ‘Process Explorer’ (sysinternals) to find which processes have the TSVN DLLs loaded.