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Broken Tooth

A broken or chipped tooth is a common dental emergency that requires prompt attention.

Immediate Steps for a Broken Tooth:

  1. Visit an emergency dentist as soon as possible
To prevent further damage and ensure proper treatment.
  2. Do not to reinsert the broken fragment into the gum: Instead, store the broken piece in a clean container. If possible, place it in saliva or milk to preserve it until you see your dentist, as it may be used for repair.

Treatment for Broken Teeth

Chipped Front Teeth:
If the edge of a front tooth is chipped, the dentist will usually smooth out the uneven edge and restore the missing part using a tooth-colored composite material.

Broken Molar Teeth:
If a section of a molar's chewing surface is broken, the dentist will typically restore it with a **crown* or *filling* to restore function and strength.

Damage to the Dental Pulp:
If the break reaches the tooth’s pulp (with nerves and blood vessels), a root canal may be required. The dentist removes the damaged pulp, seals the tooth, and adds a crown or filling for protection and function.

Our promise is we will see you as soon as we can, asses you and seek a diagnosis, explain what treatment you need, and explain the advantages and disadvantages of each option with clear cost breakdowns.