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Broken teeth treatment is designed to restore the strength, function, and appearance of teeth that have been chipped, cracked, fractured, or damaged through injury or decay. Depending on the extent of the damage, treatment options may include tooth-coloured fillings, composite bonding, dental crowns, or other restorative procedures to protect the tooth and prevent further complications.
Prompt treatment is important, as a broken tooth can become sensitive, painful, or more vulnerable to infection if left untreated. During your appointment, we will assess the condition of the tooth and recommend the most suitable treatment to restore your smile and help maintain your long-term oral health.
Treatment helps repair damaged teeth, allowing you to bite and chew comfortably again.
Repairing a broken tooth protects it from additional cracking, wear, or deterioration.
Modern restorative treatments can restore the natural shape and appearance of your tooth.
Treating a broken tooth can help relieve discomfort and protect exposed areas from sensitivity.
Contact your dentist as soon as possible. Prompt treatment can help prevent further damage, pain, or infection.
Yes, many broken teeth can be restored using treatments such as composite bonding, fillings, crowns, or other restorative procedures.
A broken tooth can be a dental emergency, especially if it causes pain, bleeding, swelling, or exposes the inner part of the tooth.
Treatment is usually carried out under local anaesthetic when required, helping to keep you comfortable throughout the procedure.
Without treatment, the tooth may become more damaged, develop sensitivity, or become infected, potentially leading to more complex treatment in the future.
