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Half tooth broke
My front tooth got half broken during an accident. please suggest what would be the best way to live rest of my life with this broken teeth
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Sir today dentistry is most advanced where we can do anything, and restoring of half broken is really easy thing but it may take few visits to dentist and your time and interest and restoring mode differ depends on the amount of teeth broken and what X-ray shows
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visit dentist asap
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You should get RCT done for your front tooth and depending on the damage either post and core with crown or two unit bridge can be done . Before getting nething done X-ray should b done
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It can be treated easily. There is no need to live with a broken tooth. Visit a dentist.
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See first of all visit ur dentist and get x-ray done .after that on the basis of x-ray we proceed further if there is any infection then best possible tretment is RCT.
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Hello,there is no need to live with this half-broken tooth,,get an X-ray done and a root canal treatment and a crown may be possible on this tooth,,see a dentist asap,,avoid chewing from affected tooth,these days metal-free ceramic crowns or zirconia crowns are there that totally look like your natural teeth.
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Dr. SP Singh
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Delhi
Dear Friend, It can be restored like the original one, just to visit nearby good dentist and consult. good luck
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