⚠️ IMMEDIATE STEPS TO TAKE
- Collect any broken pieces - follow our emergency care guide
- Rinse mouth gently with warm salt water
- Apply cold compress to reduce facial swelling
- Contact us immediately for emergency care
Types of Tooth Fractures
Craze Lines
Superficial enamel cracks.
- Cosmetic concern only
- Usually painless
- Learn about cosmetic solutions
- Common in adults
Fractured Cusp
Broken chewing surface.
- Temperature sensitivity
- May need crown treatment
- Visible damage
- Repairable condition
Split Tooth
Severe crack dividing tooth.
- Significant pain
- Requires urgent care
- May need tooth extraction
- Risk of infection
Vertical Root Fracture
Crack starting at root.
- Hard to detect
- Deep infection risk
- May need root canal treatment
- Complex treatment
Treatment Solutions
1
Minor Chips
Conservative treatment options.
- Dental bonding
- Dental fillings
- Single visit repair
- Affordable solution
2
Moderate Fractures
More extensive repairs needed.
- Dental crowns
- Onlays/Inlays
- Multiple visits
- Learn about restoration options
3
Severe Breaks
Complex treatment required.
- Root canal therapy
- Full crown placement
- Dental implants if needed
- Replacement options
Preventing Tooth Fractures
Sports Protection
- Wear mouthguard during sports
- Custom-fitted guards available
- Regular dental check-ups
- Learn about preventive care
Daily Habits
- Avoid chewing ice
- Don't use teeth as tools
- Regular dental visits
- Understand tooth damage risks
Expert Care for Broken Teeth
- Emergency appointments available
- Latest treatment techniques
- Expert restorative care
- Comfortable, caring environment
Emergency Dental Care Available
Don't wait if you have a broken tooth. Quick treatment can prevent complications and save your tooth.
- Same-day emergency appointments
- Experienced emergency dentists
- Multiple treatment options
- Clear treatment plans
