Cracked Or Fractured Teeth

Cracked or broken teeth are typical dental problems that can happen because of trauma, teeth grinding (bruxism), big fillings, or eating tough foods. These cracks can be tiny craze lines on the enamel or deep fractures that reach the pulp or root. Some cracks may not hurt right away, but if not fixed, they can make your teeth sensitive, hurt when you chew, or get infected.
It's vital to find it early. Signs include pain that comes and goes, especially while biting, being sensitive to temperature, or lines that may be seen on the surface of the tooth.

You could get dental bonding, crowns, or root canal therapy, or have your teeth pulled and then get implants or bridges. If you don't take care of a broken tooth, it could shatter more, get infected, or fall out.

Taking care of your teeth by wearing a mouthguard when playing sports, avoiding hard foods, and treating bruxism can help keep them safe. It's important to get your teeth checked often to spot fractures early and keep them strong and healthy.