Accidents happen! Sometimes, these accidents can result in a cracked or fractured tooth. If you suspect you or your loved one has a broken tooth, schedule an appointment with Marina Endodontics. Our Endodontist, Dr. Ahmed Sadek, combines years of experience with the latest technologies to diagnose and treat fractured teeth quickly so you can return to smiling without pain.
Although enamel is the hardest material in the body, it’s susceptible to fractures and cracks. The common causes of tooth fractures include blows in the mouth, teeth grinding, or biting into a hard substance like candy. Sometimes, it can be as simple as sudden temperature changes in the mouth.
Signs of a cracked tooth include:
Sometimes, cracks can be too microscopic to be seen by the naked eye. Some can be asymptomatic but can be spotted during regular dental check-ups. It’s natural to ignore a cracked tooth and hope it will disappear. Unfortunately, this will likely cause further oral health complications. An untreated crack continues to progress and can cause tooth infection over time.
Cracked teeth can be challenging to diagnose and treat because the symptoms are not obvious, and not all cracks are visible to the naked eye. Dr. Sadek combines years of training, experience, and the latest technologies to diagnose and treat cracked teeth. We use 3D technology and microscopes to create a detailed image of the tooth, precisely assessing your fractured tooth.
Treatment for a cracked tooth depends on the type of crack and its severity.
There is never a one-size-fits-all treatment for a cracked tooth. However, you can trust our experienced endodontic team for a proper diagnosis and treatment.
If left untreated, a cracked tooth can lead to pain, sensitivity, and further damage. Our expert dental team offers advanced, minimally invasive solutions to restore your tooth’s strength and function.
Call (562) 431-3636 today and schedule an appointment with Marina Endodontics. Let’s protect your tooth before the damage spreads! Our endodontic office serves several locations, including Long Beach, Seal Beach, Belmont Heights, Bellflower, Huntington Beach, Los Alamitos, Costa Mesa, Whittier, Bixby Knolls, Cerritos, Downey, Orange, Los Angeles, Westwood, and beyond.
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