Tooth broke while eating

2017-01-15 14:13:35
One day while having a normal meal 1/4 th of my premolar tooth broke.Now After a few more days again 1/4th portion of same tooth broke leaving only half intact. I felt no pain during breaking. But now i am feeling a bit pain while chewing food on that side.What could be the reason and treatment ?
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Without clinically seeing its not possible to say anything , its better that you visit a dentist and get it checked. But treatment options include filling or RCT followed by capping.

Answered2017-01-18 06:27:11

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hello, you need to visit a dentist and get it checked. get an x-ray done if required. if there is infection to the root of the tooth, you need to get it treated. then get a crown placed over that tooth.

Answered2017-01-18 04:22:50

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Get xray done followed by rct followed by crown.saving Depend on tooth structure. consult dentist.
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xray
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Don't bite hard.

Answered2017-01-17 18:58:53

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Firstly get a  X RAY done, that will confirm whether the tooth can be saved or not , and if possible then a RCT followed by a POST AND CORE followed by a crown can be done..  If the tooth can not be saved then an implant would be the first choice, if not than a bridge would be the second choice
Next Steps
Rush to your dentist
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Eat from other side Don't delay Don't put pressure on the effected tooth

Answered2017-01-17 02:39:41

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Get an x-ray done to confirm status of position

Answered2017-01-16 05:40:48

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Don't delay more to save your tooth..visit your dentist asap From the history you mentioned it mite go for a root canal treatment and a capping. Thank you

Answered2017-01-15 18:41:45

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Visit a dentist and get XRAY done to confirm whether the tooth can be saved or not.if possible then a RCT followed with crown will be done.. If the tooth can not be saved then implant /bridge are options
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Answered2017-01-21 07:20:30

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Reason looks to be carious fracture of your tooth.
Next Steps
XRay of the affected side with Root Canal treatment if required.
Health Tips
Saving the tooth is paramount

Answered2017-01-18 03:47:57

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The dentist after taking an x Ray would tell you if it's possible to save the tooth by doing an rct and crown or to extract it followed by a fixed restoration at a later time that could be a fixed partial denture or a ceramic bridge or zirconia bridge or dental implant

Answered2017-01-17 01:17:21

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Hi,After x ray & amount of tooth structure present the treatment will be decided.If less tooth structure removal of tooth or otherwise root canal treatment ,post followed by cap.For pain relief take painkiller & avoid eating from that side.

Answered2017-01-16 07:41:16

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Hello Mam. You need to see an Endodontist at the earliest.You may need to start the RCT soon.The fracture line seems to be involving/close to the pulp of the tooth. Regards Dr Sumanmakam

Answered2017-01-16 06:06:46

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The reason for tooth getting broken is Deep Caries. Suggest you visit the dentist ASAP and get a X-Ray done. Tooth would undergo RCT with Post 'n Core.
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Visit the dentist ASAP.

Answered2017-01-15 14:23:22

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