- Mermaid Dental 1 Norman Road, Saltford, Bristol BS31 3BQ
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A broken or damaged tooth can affect both your smile and your ability to bite and chew comfortably. Teeth can become broken or chipped due to accidents, injury, biting hard foods, tooth decay or general wear and tear. Prompt dental assessment can help prevent further damage and protect the tooth.
Treatment will depend on how much of the tooth has been affected. Your dentist may recommend a white filling, bonding, crown, veneer or another suitable treatment to restore the tooth. The aim is to protect the remaining tooth structure while achieving a natural-looking result.
Rebuild the appearance of chipped, cracked or broken teeth.
Help prevent further damage to weakened tooth structure.
Restore your ability to bite and chew comfortably.
Treatment can be matched to your natural teeth for a discreet appearance.
Improve the appearance of your smile after tooth damage.
Contact your dentist as soon as possible for an assessment. Avoid biting on the damaged tooth and keep any broken pieces if you have them.
In many cases, yes. Depending on the extent of the damage, treatment may include bonding, a filling, crown, veneer or another restorative option.
A broken tooth should be assessed promptly, particularly if you are experiencing significant pain, swelling, bleeding or sensitivity.
Sometimes. Your dentist will assess the remaining tooth structure and the condition of the root before recommending the most suitable treatment.
Good oral hygiene, regular dental check-ups and avoiding biting hard objects can help protect your teeth. A mouthguard may also be recommended if you play contact sports or grind your teeth.
