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Types of Broken or Cracked Teeth | Emergency Dental Service

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Types of Broken or Cracked Teeth | Emergency Dental Service

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  1. Broken-Fractured Tooth Types of Broken or Cracked Teeth www.emergencydentalservice.com

  2. Craze lines Also called minor cracks, these are cracks that affect the enamel, which is the outer white surface of the tooth. Oftentimes, they are shallow and cause no pain. And dentist may need only to polish the area to smooth out the rough spots. • Chips Minor chips will don’t usually require treatment either. They don’t cause pain, so chips are not a cause for concern other than the way that they look.

  3. Cracked tooth The fracture affects the whole tooth, from the enamel to the nerve. Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial for saving the tooth. Without treatment, the crack gradually spreads and worsens beyond repair. • Serious Breaks This type of break almost always causes tooth sensitivity and aches because it’s deep enough to expose the nerve. Oftentimes, The broken part of the tooth will bleed.

  4. Split Tooth This type of break occurs when the tooth has split vertically into separate parts. This is often the result of a long-term cracked tooth. • Broken Cusp This occurs when the cusped, pointed chewing surfaces of teeth are broken. A broken cusp doesn't always cause much pain because it doesn’t affect the pulp.

  5. What You Can Do • Rinse your mouth with warm salt water. • If you need to eat, stick to soft foods and avoid using your broken tooth to chew. • Take an over-the-counter pain reliever, like acetaminophen.

  6. Contact Us Now! www.emergencydentalservice.com 1-888-351-1473

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