Are You Ready To Take Care Of A Chipped Or Cracked Tooth?

If you have a tooth that is chipped or cracked, you can be deeply put off by how that damage has affected your appearance. After all, it only takes one visible flaw to throw your appearance into disruption. You should also know that untreated damage may leave you at risk for oral health troubles. With the appropriate dental work, you can see to it that your smile is protected, and improved. Many people will use cosmetic dental treatment to address this type of problem, and see real improvement afterward. However, if your damage is making it more difficult to practice regular dental functions, or if it leaves you at risk for an infection, restorative dental work may need to take place.

What Kind Of Treatment Will Your Chipped Or Cracked Tooth Require?

The type of treatment you need can depend on the severity of harm that has come to your tooth. If your damage is superficial, and is not interfering with your dental function, you can undergo a dental bonding treatment, or have a porcelain veneer placed to cover a chipped or cracked tooth. However, problems that can affect your oral health will need restorative work. A dental crown can improve your smile, but it also protects you from oral health issues.

A Teeth Grinding Habit Can Leave You At Risk Of Experiencing More Dental Damage

How can you make sure you avoid future dental damage? If you tend to grind your teeth, you should know that your risk for future harm is being needlessly elevated by this habit. Your dentist can offer treatment for bruxism if you tend to grind your teeth at night.

Talk To Allen Family Dental About Addressing A Chipped Or Cracked Tooth

At Allen Family Dental, our office can help you regain your attractive smile, and protect you from negative oral health effects associated with dental damage. After an evaluation, we can recommend the appropriate treatment for your chipped or cracked tooth. To set a time to meet with Dr. Torrens-Parker or Dr. Lizardi, call Allen Family Dental in Allen, TX, today at (469) 342-6644. Located in Allen, we also proudly welcome patients from Frisco, Plano, McKinney, Fairview, and all surrounding areas.