Cracked Tooth

Cracked Tooth Emergency in Nashville

In the case of an emergency involving a cracked tooth, a visit to a dental provider, such as Dr. M. Paula Fedler is essential. Our professional Dental Faith staff will evaluate the extent of the crack, taking Digital Dental X-rays to determine the best course of action. The goal is to preserve the tooth’s function and prevent further damage while ensuring the patient’s comfort.

Treatment options may include dental filling, a crown, or root canal therapy, depending on the severity of the dental crack and any associated pain of broken teeth. Immediate relief and pain management are a priority.

Same-Day Emergency Dental Services

A same-day emergency dental service is designed to provide immediate care and relief for patients experiencing fractured tooth or other urgent dental issues. We are proud to offer emergency dentist service and prompt care to any patients experiencing dental discomfort.

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FAQs

Will a cracked tooth heal on its own?

No, it will not heal naturally. Depending on the diagnosis, treatments like dental bonding or a dental crown may be needed.

Can you fix a crack in a tooth?

Yes, a dentist can repair a crack using options like a tooth filling, bonding, or a crown. In severe cases, tooth extraction may be necessary.

Is it OK to leave a cracked tooth?

No, leaving a cracked tooth untreated can worsen symptoms and may lead to a split tooth or infection. Prompt treatment is essential.

How to deal with a cracked tooth until a dentist visit?

Avoid chewing on the affected side, rinse with warm water, and use a cold compress to reduce swelling. Temporary care can help prevent further damage.