Broken Tooth

Broken Tooth Management Wodonga & Albury

Our teeth are strong, but they can chip, crack or break with the many stresses and strains they endure.

 

Causes of a Broken Tooth

Common causes of these breaks can include:

Broken teeth don’t necessarily cause immediate pain. If the break has spread to the nerve, you might experience discomfort when chewing or sensitivity to hot and cold.

Whether you are in pain or not, tooth breakage should be investigated by your Wodonga & Albury dentist immediately to check the tooth’s health and stability and provide the necessary treatment to prevent further deterioration or problems.

When to See a Dentist

Anyone who thinks they have a broken tooth should make an appointment with a dentist as early as possible. It is important to do so when there are pain and discomfort.

While waiting to see your Wodonga & Albury dentist, the following can relieve uncomfortable symptoms:

The longer a broken tooth goes untreated, the more difficult it may be for a dentist to save the tooth. Complications may also occur, such as infection.

Broken Tooth Management in Wodonga & Albury

If you have a broken tooth, contact your Wodonga & Albury dentist immediately to treat the problem and prevent damage or infection.

Same-Day Dental Emergency Appointment Available in Wodonga & Albury

For broken tooth management in Wodonga & Albury call your local Wodonga & Albury dentist here at Prime Care Dental.

For dental emergencies in the Wodonga & Albury area, call us on (02) 6024 1516 or request your appointment online.

We are located at 340 Beechworth Road in Wodonga & Albury.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the signs and symptoms of a broken tooth?
Pain in and around the teeth and jaws is commonly referred to as toothache. Often, a toothache is caused by inflammation or infection in the inner pulp of the tooth. Otherwise, it may be brought on by a lost filling or broken tooth.
What causes a broken tooth?
Several injuries or ailments can lead to a broken tooth. Some common causes include a fall, physical injury, and biting down on hard food or object.
Does a broken tooth need to be treated?
YES. A broken tooth is a major dental concern that needs professional treatment. If left untreated, a broken tooth can lead to serious complications, including infections, severe pain, and difficulties in eating and drinking.
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