Broken Teeth
The substance teeth overlaying teeth is the most powerful tissue of a human’s body, it’s not completely invincible. There are many possible accidents causing teeth to break. Sometimes simply chewing pencil or similar may be a cause of the cracking. Intense sports activities are probably the most common reason for broken teeth. Make sure you use mouthguard if you participate in dangerous sports!
What causes teeth to break?
Teeth can become susceptible to breaking when cavities or tooth rot disintegration debilitates one’s teeth. In such cases even chewing tough food is a risk. We at Dental Emergency Cheadle can pinpoint on several of the most damaging substances for the firmness of teeth. Those are potato chips, alcohol, citruses, ice, tough candies, coffee, soda, dried fruit and various so-called sports beverages.
Types of broken teeth
There are several various types of broken teeth. To name a few:
- Craze lines
- Split tooth
- Chips
- Decay-induced breaks
- Vertical root fractures
- Cracked tooth/teeth, broken cusp(s)
- and other sorts of serious breaks.
Dental Treatment
One cannot treat broken tooth/teeth at home. The professional intervention of a skilled dentist is needed. Sometimes cracks on teeth are not even visible, but the patient experiences pains when simply chewing, tasting hot or cold drinks and similar. Therefore – make sure you visit professional dentist experts such as those with Dental Emergency Cheadle.
Call our dental EMERGENCY HELPLINE: 0161 428 2355
We at Dental Emergency Cheadle can help patients 24 hours a day! If the need occurs at any given time after 6:00 PM, you can reach us on 0161 428 2355. Contact us and book an appointment!
- Toothache
- Root canal pain
- Abscesses
- Cavity (cavities)
- Wisdom teeth removal
- Swollen mouth or swollen gums
- Infected gums
- Broken tooth or broken teeth
- Cracked tooth
- Chipped tooth or chipped teeth
- Broken denture repair
- Missing tooth or missing teeth
- Lost filling or loose filling
- Oral infections
- Workers compensation claims

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