If you’re reading this, it’s likely you have a broken tooth, and we’re sorry to hear that! Broken teeth can occur due to accidents, impact injuries, or even underlying fracture lines within the tooth structure.
If you do have a broken tooth, it’s important to act quickly and appropriately to reduce the risk of further damage and infection. We advise you to seek dental treatment as soon as possible.
If the break leaves the pulp (inner part of the tooth that contains nerves) exposed, the tooth is likely to be very painful.
The tooth is at significant risk of infection, which could spread to the jaw or surrounding tissues.
Infection could mean that a root canal treatment may be required to surgically remove the infection.
If the damage or infection is too severe, the tooth may require extraction. Dealing with the break quickly is essential.
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