Broken Teeth

Broken Teeth in Kingston

A common dental issue that requires prompt attention is broken teeth. Broken teeth can result from accidents, biting hard foods, or dental decay. Addressing this issue promptly with the right dental treatment can prevent further damage and restore your smile. Patients with broken teeth experience pain, sensitivity, and difficulty in chewing, making them good candidates for restorative dental treatment.

Here is an overview of dental solutions for broken teeth:

  • A thorough examination, including x-rays and dental history, is conducted to assess the extent of the damage and determine the best course of action.
  • Depending on the severity, treatment options include composite bonding, crowns, veneers or root canal therapy.
  • Maintaining good oral hygiene and regular dental check-ups are essential to monitor the treated teeth and prevent future issues.

FAQ’s 

Broken teeth can result from various factors such as accidents, sports injuries, biting on hard objects or foods, dental decay weakening the tooth structure, or old dental fillings that have worn out.

If you have a broken tooth, rinse your mouth with warm water to clean the area. Apply a cold compress to reduce swelling and take over-the-counter pain medication if necessary. Contact us immediately to book an appointment.

Treatment options for a broken tooth depend on the severity of the damage. They may include composite bonding to repair minor chips or cracks, a dental crown to cover and protect a larger break, or in severe cases, root canal therapy followed by a crown or extraction if the tooth cannot be saved.

Yes, a broken tooth is considered a dental emergency, especially if it causes severe pain, bleeding, or if there is a risk of infection. Contact us as soon as possible for urgent care.

For toothaches occurring during non-business hours, please call us on (020 8 546 6 546). We often answer calls out of normal hours, but if you are unable to speak with one of the team, please leave a voicemail, and we will get back to you as soon as we can.

Yes, a broken tooth can impact your oral health by increasing the risk of decay, infection, and further damage to adjacent teeth. Prompt dental treatment is essential to preserve the tooth and maintain oral health.

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J.-M. Peron

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“I cannot remember exactly how long I have been a patient with Dr Ruparel, but I remember my first visit. I did not have a dentist at the time and called for emergency treatment for a broken tooth. The level of care and the quality of the service I received was excellent, and I decided to remain their patient. Going to the dentist is never a source of anxiety as the treatment is mostly painless. The treatment required is always explained and in my view never superfluous. I would therefore have no problem recommending Thames Street Dental practice to anyone looking for a new dentist. They truly care about their patients and have a friendly manner to show it which is important in any health care setting.”

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