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If you feel a hard and foreign object while chewing food, it might be a piece of broken teeth.
Enamel is the most complex and most mineralized tissue in the body. Although it protects your teeth, it has its limits. A small blow to the face can result in a tooth fracture. If a tooth has some decay, falling, banging your teeth, or biting down on something hard can break or chip a tooth.
Eating or biting on hard foods can lead to damaged teeth. Patients who bite down on a spoon or fork may break a tooth. Participating in impact sports with contact to your face may result in damage to your teeth. In addition to these slips, falls, and accidents, can also result in broken teeth. Do not become alarmed if you have damaged or chipped the tooth. We can fix it in a variety of ways.
Your tooth may require a filling if it only has a minor fracture. Our Kallangur dentist will use bonding for front teeth to restore teeth by filling them with tooth-coloured composite resin. As bonding is a straightforward process, numbing the teeth is typically not necessary.
Using highly specialized dental tools, your dentist will gently loosen your tooth and carefully remove it from its socket. Sometimes, if your tooth is severely damaged or has broken off at the gum line, your dentist may need to create incisions in your gums to access your tooth.
Root canal therapy is frequently used to heal fractured, infected or badly damaged teeth. Our Kallangur dentist removes the damaged or infected nerve tissue or dental pulp from the inside of the teeth. A filling usually made of gutta percha is placed to replace the dental pulp.
Root canal therapy is usually required to preserve the tooth’s health, function, and appearance when a tooth is broken.
A root canal treatment has some risks, and, very rarely, there may be issues, just like with any other dental surgery. These issues could necessitate additional treatment, a referral to a specialist, or the removal of the affected tooth.
Kallangur Dental Hub is the best dental clinic in Kallangur, Brisbane. We specialize in all kinds of dental treatments at low prices. We have expert dentists and the latest dental technology to treat our patients. After conducting proper diagnosis of the broken teeth, we suggest the appropriate dental treatments to fix broken teeth. Kallangur dental hub provides pain-free dental services at an affordable price.
You might have a broken tooth if you bite down and feel an immediate, sharp pain that disappears as soon as you release the pressure or if you are sensitive to various foods (such as hot, cold, sour, etc.).
Depending on the extent of the injury, a chipped tooth can be fixed in many ways. If the enamel is damaged, your dentist will use dental bonding to restore the missing portion. Another choice is to flatten the tooth structure to eliminate sharp edges if the tooth is in the back of your mouth. The chip may need to be repaired with a veneer or crown if the dentin has been shattered. When the condition is the most severe, we can extract the tooth out and put an implant in.
You should repair even a minor chip in a tooth. It should not be ignored as the break may result in sensitivity, tooth decay, or even tooth loss.
While brushing a damaged tooth, you should be soft and extremely cautious. In particular, if the nerves on the tooth’s interior are exposed, brushing too vigorously may result in pain or further dental damage. A broken tooth may feel less painful or under less pressure if the area around it is flossed.
If you take proper care of a fractured tooth and visit a dentist immediately, you can save the tooth. Depending on the size of the break, or whether any nerve endings are visible will determine how much of it may be saved.
Experience world class dental treatment from the best dentists in Kallangur. Your oral health and satisfaction are our top priorities.
reception@kallangurdentalhub.com.au
Phone
(07) 3204 4777
Location
132 School Road
Kallangur QLD 4503, Australia
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