Repair of broken teeth

- September 6, 1403 - oral and dental health -

Repairing a broken tooth What are the 4 methods, steps and home treatment?.. **Breaking, cracking or grinding a tooth can be very painful**.... The tooth may be damaged in various ways and these damages can be minor or severe depending on the type of impact that has been inflicted on the tooth... On the other hand, a broken tooth can cause a gap in the tooth, and in this case the possibility of the tooth and tooth being pulled out as a result of the tooth is lost.. Gum inflammation also increases... if If the damage is serious, there is no other way to treat it except to go to the dentist... In the shortest time, all you have to do is to eliminate the pain and protect the teeth and mouth more so that you can prevent further damage... The choice of dental method depends on the size of the crack or fracture and its location... Some of the possible methods are: - ** tooth polishing ** - **Link** - ** Placement of root canal and dental crown ** - ** tooth extraction and implant ** In some cases and according to the diagnosis of the dentist, surface cracks may not need treatment... but the dentist should try to examine the cavities in different ways such as the patient's pain and the use of X-rays in order to predict the correct treatment method. #### Using veneers to repair broken teeth **If one of the front teeth is broken** **Tooth veneer makes it look healthy again**... Tooth veneer is a beautiful dental service that is a thin shell of composite material or tooth-colored resin that covers the entire front of the tooth (exactly like artificial nails that cover the entire surface of the tooth with the thick part of your nail). wets it, then connects the veneer to the tooth with a viscous liquid and dries the glue using light so that it immediately sticks to the tooth..> Is it better to fill the tooth with composite?. > In the rest of this article, we are going to compare tooth filling with composite and amalgam based on the latest medical information and point out the advantages and disadvantages of each of these tooth filling materials.. stay with us. #### Filling or grafting broken teeth If you have only lost a small piece of enamel due to a fracture, the dentist can cover the damaged surface and repair it using a **filling tool**... If the front teeth are damaged or the teeth are visible when you smile, the dentist uses a bonding or grafting method in which a composite resin is used that is the color of the tooth... the tooth... can attach the resin to the tooth.... then ultraviolet rays are used to harden the materials used... a crack that is deeper than the surface of the tooth undoubtedly needs a more extensive repair... in some cases the crack extends to the pulp... in this situation, there is more than one root, the dentist must try to save the tooth by using other roots.... this is called a half brace**... #### tooth extraction and use of implants You can't always hope to repair a broken tooth.... In some cases, creating a root canal can't save the tooth.... Many orthodontists determine whether or not the tooth should be extracted based on the depth of the crack... According to studies conducted in 2019, **the deeper the crack in the tooth, the more likely the tooth will be extracted.** In many cases, even if the crack has reached below the gum line, the dentist suggests tooth extraction. In case of tooth extraction, it is obvious that the dentist recommends the applicant to use a dental implant because it looks like a natural tooth and has almost the same function... #### Using veneers to repair a broken tooth If a large portion of the tooth is broken or decayed, the dentist may grind or cut away a large portion of the tooth and cover it with a dental-like crown or cap designed to protect the tooth and improve its appearance. Permanent crowns can be made of all-resin metal or all-ceramic. He can create a channel and put a clip in it that can hold the crown.** Then it is possible to put a crown on this clip... During the treatment, you have to visit the dentist at least twice because the dentist needs to perform laboratory activities to make a **crown**... One is a temporary crown that protects the base of the tooth... The dental crown will take about three weeks. It is possible to make a cover in the same first meeting.. In general, there are different methods for treating a broken tooth, and the dentist must determine which of the solutions can be more useful for the patient according to the studies he has done at the site of the injury... > Caring for dental covers and increasing its lifespan > > What does caring for dental veneers and increasing its lifespan include? ### types of tooth fracture A tooth fracture may occur in different parts of it and most people seek treatment when they feel pain... But it should be noted that a tooth fracture usually occurs in such a way that a person does not feel pain... ** Fracture of this strong tissue has many reasons, some of these reasons are; Eating very hard food or a solid object that the tooth cannot bear to break and eat causes severe external impact and previous filling of the tooth**... Tooth fractures are also classified according to different criteria.... Each of these classifications has specific advantages and disadvantages... #### Fracture of the dental line Crisline literally means a hairline crack.... Cracks are very small fractures that occur without destroying the tooth structure... Cracks may continue to the depth of the connection between enamel and dentine and appear as lines parallel to the hairline.... In fact, a broken line fracture is the mildest type of fracture and usually does not have a special structure and does not have a special pain. be.... The dentin part of the tooth has a crystalline structure and is made of more organic materials, as a result, it is more flexible and it is difficult to crack.... But the dentin may also suffer from hairline cracks or creases due to internal pressure. It can be different and extend under the gum tissue... This type of fracture does not cause any particular pain to the person, but it may cause more serious injuries over time, so people who have a cusp fracture must undergo fracture treatment... Filling layer or zirconia is often used to repair it... #### Incomplete tooth fracture **This type of fracture is also known as a cracked tooth.** The extent of the incomplete fracture starts from the crown of the tooth and extends to below the gum. In fact, in this case, the chewing surface is cracked up to the pulp. This type of fracture is also called splitting the tooth in two... **Complete fracture starts from the crown of the tooth and continues to below the gum**....Most tooth cracks can lead to a complete tooth fracture if not treated....The tooth components are completely separated from each other and the tooth may suddenly split into two parts..It is not the case for everyone and pain is always the result...It is also not possible....In this fracture, the entire tooth cannot be kept and part of it is lost. And the other part can be preserved by nerve extraction... Often in people who have unhealthy habits such as chewing ice or hyperactive occlusion, deep cracking of the tooth and splitting it into two happens more often... In fact, this root fracture is an internal fracture... Root fracture may not have outward symptoms and cannot be seen, and it can only be diagnosed by visiting a dentist and dental radiology photos... Most often, these fractures appear in teeth that have already been restored and have a history of treatment. Vertical cracks can be prevented. The life of the root is increased and the possibility of cracking is reduced. Also, during the process of repairing and grinding the tooth, the least amount of pressure should be applied to the tooth so that the crack does not deepen and complete the tooth. Wrap it up and take it with you to the dentist....if you have completely lost the tooth, use a gauze to hold it with gauze to tame the tooth..it is dirty, you can wash it, but you should not rub it, and never use any other cleaning solution and if the tissue is stuck to the tooth, do not remove them.... it is better to put the tooth in a glass of milk, salt solution or water... visit the dentist for 30 minutes.... **For home treatment Broken tooth, if part of your tooth is broken, wash it immediately with warm water and rub the head, apply the head compress to your outer part and also every few minutes it will be pain reliever and stop the pain*.... make sure you use the correct dose.... > post and blind to protect the tooth > > If a large part of the crown of the tooth has been lost, restorative materials are used to reconstruct the tooth so that a veneer can be placed on it, which is called a blind process. ### When is the restoration of a broken tooth done? According to the studies, the most common fracture among the teeth is related to the upper molars in the lower jaw, and it is probably due to their constant contact with the upper molars... but any tooth may break with various injuries... of course, sometimes the tooth may crack from the lower part that is hidden behind the gum and only cause sensitivity and inflammation... it can cause deep damage ** Not every crack or injury is so serious that it definitely needs treatment and some Injuries are quite common.. Sometimes the crack may have only entered the tooth enamel, but you should note that the tooth enamel is damaged.. Home treatment is not effective to prevent further damage to the teeth and mouth, and the sharp edges of the teeth can cut the soft tissues inside the mouth and cause an infection in the mouth. places and recommends that ADA should go to the dentist.. Your condition is considered emergency... > How long does the filled tooth last?.. > > How long can you expect your dental filling to last? #### Oral care methods after breaking a tooth After breaking a tooth, the tongue is one of the most vulnerable parts of the body, so a person who has had this incident should try not to injure his tongue when visiting the dentist.. If the edge of the tooth is sharp, you can use dental wax and put it on the edge of the tooth to prevent it from cutting the tongue or any tissue that causes other kits in the mouth. Try to push and remove the inflammation around the tooth.** A tooth fracture acts unlike a bone fracture and cannot be reversed and repaired, and the reason is that the tooth tissue is not alive, unlike the bone.... In some cases, after the treatment of tooth cracks, cracks may develop and cause the tooth to split in two.... Dental crowns prevent tooth growth, but it is not a successful treatment of the tooth.. Cracks and fractures prevent tooth pain and reduce the possibility of spreading.... Most of the treated teeth open their function.... There are many measures to prevent tooth cracks. which can be used to prevent breakage and cracks.... These measures include the following: **Not chewing hard food such as corn, ice or hard objects such as pencils** - **not pressing the teeth together** - **Not consuming hot and cold foods at the same time** > What is tooth abscess, its causes and treatment > > What is tooth abscess, you will read its causes and treatment in the following article ###**