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Broken tooth

What is it?

A broken tooth occurs when a tooth is chipped, cracked, or fractured due to trauma, biting on hard foods, decay, or weakened tooth structure. A broken tooth can expose sensitive inner layers of the tooth, causing pain, sensitivity, or an increased risk of infection.

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At our Calgary dental clinic, we provide prompt diagnosis and treatment to restore the strength, function, and appearance of a broken tooth.

Who it’s for:

Broken tooth treatment is recommended for:

 

  • Patients with chipped, cracked, or fractured teeth

  • Sudden tooth pain after an injury or accident

  • Sensitivity to hot, cold, or pressure

  • Sharp edges that irritate the tongue or gums

  • Teeth damaged by decay or old fillings

  • Anyone needing an emergency dentist in Calgary

 

Early treatment helps prevent further damage and protects the remaining tooth structure.

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How the procedure works:

  • Dental examination

  • The dentist examines the damaged tooth and surrounding area to assess the extent of the break.

  • Digital X-rays (if needed)

  • X-rays help determine whether the tooth root or nerve is affected.

  • Treatment & restoration

  • Treatment may include smoothing a minor chip, placing a filling or crown, or other restorative procedures based on the damage.

  • Aftercare & prevention

  • We provide guidance to protect the tooth and prevent future damage.

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Comfort and safety

We understand that a broken tooth can be stressful and uncomfortable. Our team uses gentle techniques and modern dental technology to ensure your treatment is as comfortable and efficient as possible.

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All procedures are performed in a safe, clean environment with strict sterilization and infection control standards. Your comfort and peace of mind are always a priority.

Frequently asked questions

Is a broken tooth a dental emergency?
Yes. A broken tooth should be evaluated as soon as possible to prevent pain, infection, or further damage.

Book a consultation

If you have a broken tooth, contact our Calgary dental clinic today for prompt, professional care and relief.

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