Same-day aesthetic treatment may be possible.
A broken front tooth can be particularly worrying because the damage is immediately visible.
Depending on the extent of the injury, treatment may include composite repair, reattachment of a broken fragment, veneer, crown, root canal treatment, or extraction and replacement where the tooth cannot be saved.
Where possible, we will aim to restore both the health and appearance of the tooth.
Ask about immediate tooth replacement.
If a badly fractured tooth requires extraction, suitable patients can also be assessed for immediate dental implant placement.
This can be especially valuable when an unsalvageable front tooth is involved and you want to avoid a prolonged visible gap.
Do not attempt to glue a broken tooth or restoration back into place yourself.
Wherever possible, we aim to preserve the natural tooth.
A badly broken tooth, severe pain, exposed nerve or dental trauma should be assessed promptly.
Often, some form of repair or temporary treatment can be provided where clinically appropriate and time allows.
Yes. If the crack has affected the dental nerve, root canal treatment may sometimes be required.
We can discuss replacement options, including immediate dental implant treatment where clinically suitable.
Book a consultation with our team to discuss your smile goals and explore the most suitable treatment options for you.
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