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A porcelain crown or a root canal with porcelain crown (depending on the break) could be the solution. It's important to get it looked at as soon as possible as the longer you wait, the fewer choices you'll have. Many cosmetic dentists offer dental financing for those without insurance.
Insurance won't change the diagnosis of your problem. I would encourage you to get into the dentist asap. The longer you wait the larger the problem becomes. At this point you may be able to have a root canal and crown placed on the tooth. If you wait you will most likely lose the tooth.
Depending on how much tooth is left at how strong it is, might be savable by performing rooot canal therapy therapy, post and a crown. However; if the tooth is not savable, the three unit bridge can restore your missing tooth. An implant is also another option to restore your missing tooth. See your dentist as soon as possible because there could be an infection which can cause more serious problems.
Hello there,Sorry to hear what's happened to you. To answer your question, you probably have about a 50% chance of keeping this tooth, if you do not see a dentist immediately. If you see a dentist, you can possibly improve those odds to about 80% chance of keeping that tooth. I...
Do not allow anyone to shorten your other tooth. You can't fix one tooth by shortening the other, unless you want two short teeth. From the picture the other tooth looks dark. The darkness needs to be investigated. Perhaps that tooth was traumatized when the other was chipped....
Thanks for the photo. You may have two options for this problem. The first is having the area bonded. It's very easy to do and modest in cost. You will need to be cautious with the bonding because it can be chipped just like your tooth did. The second option may be to simply smooth the area very...
I would consider visiting an orthodontist to have your bite evaluated and see if braces are needed. Your front teeth appear fairly straight but may not be giving your teeth the correct guidance they need to keep from chipping.
Emergency dentistry can be done at anytime during pregnancy. Make an appointment with a dentist to see what needs to be done and then call your OB for reassurance you can have the treatment.
1)Will it repair over time ?By itself, No.. but it depends on how deep the scratch is, if not to deep ( which it seems to be from your comment "not that visible" it can easily be bonded by a tooth colored bonding material (filling),2) Will other people judge you for it?It depends on how visible...
