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You need to check with your dentist ASAP because it could be as simple as cavity to pulpal infection(nerve infection) . Your dentist can determine exactly what will be right solution for you. Best of luck
Hello and thank you for your question. I would advise you to see a dentist asap, BEFORE it starts hurting. Most likely it is a decay, possible, a silver filling, which got dark over the years. In either case, broken tooth should be fixed. Otherwise, there is a huge risk of tooth lose.All the best to you!
It could be decay, it could be discoloration from an old silver filling or could result from a long term pulp issue. The only way to find out is to see a dentist promptly and have it checked. If you don't see a dentist and have it treated though, it will get worse no matter what the cause.
Hey malpal! I too agree that due to the size of the chip/fracture, bonding would be a good choice. One bit of information/advice that I can add to what has already been shared:in looking at the picture, I notice your front teeth have a lot of sharp line contours on the biting edge...
Provided your fillings were done well, and sealed properly, and protected from saliva at the time, they should last for 10-15 years. After that time they are likely to start leaking a little. Modern light based scanners such as Soprocare will be able to spot that the leakage has started and...
You have a deep overbite and a large overjet. These are both the result of an underdeveloped upper dental arch. You will need to develop both your upper and lower dental arches (using orthopedic appliances, not braces). You will then need to bring your lower jaw forward (with surgery or a...
