If your description accurately reflects a situation where a person experienced pain, followed by teeth breaking into small pieces and eventually falling out, there could be various potential causes. It's important to consult a dentist for a proper evaluation and diagnosis. Possible reasons for teeth breaking and falling out include: Dental Decay: If teeth are not properly cared for, cavities (dental decay) can develop and progress to the point where they weaken the structure of the tooth, leading to breakage. Gum Disease: Advanced gum disease (periodontitis) can lead to the deterioration of the supporting structures of the teeth, potentially causing teeth to become loose and eventually fall out. Trauma: Physical trauma or injury to the teeth, such as from accidents or grinding/clenching habits, can weaken teeth and lead to breakage. Dental Fractures: Teeth can experience cracks or fractures due to various factors, including biting on hard objects or habits like nail biting. Poor Oral Hygiene: Neglecting regular oral hygiene practices, including brushing, flossing, and professional dental cleanings, can contribute to dental problems. Medical Conditions: Certain medical conditions, like osteoporosis or vitamin deficiencies, can impact dental health and contribute to tooth fragility. It's important for the person to consult a dentist as soon as possible. The dentist can perform a thorough examination, take X-rays if needed, and provide a definitive diagnosis. Depending on the cause and severity, treatment options might include restorative procedures (like fillings or crowns), gum disease treatment, extraction (if the teeth are beyond repair), or other appropriate interventions. If you're concerned about someone's oral health, seeking professional dental care is the best step to ensure proper diagnosis and appropriate treatment.

This is a decayed tooth which needs root canal or extraction if root canal is not possible.

Cavity is the main cause which slowly made the teeth grossly decayed & broken either it will go for extraction or RCT

HI, From the above description you have shared, her tooth has a decay which has caused the tooth to become brittle and break. I suggest you meet a dentist and get an X-ray taken. After the x-ray, she will have to go for a Root Canal treatment or Extraction, depending on the extent of tooth decay.

Most probably dental caries. Visit a local dentist for physical evaluation and treatment(as required).

Hello May be her teeth is decayed ,that’s y it broken.if crown part is completely broken Thn removal is only solution

It’s common. Don’t worry . It happens when the tooth is decayed. Decayed tooth keeps breaking into pieces and at times only the root stumps remain begging. But duck teeth are a source of infection. Get an XRay done for the tooth and plan an extraction.