Tooth chipped off

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Tooth chipped off

Asked for Female, 36 Years

My front tooth, lower jaw got chipped off from the back down. What has to be done in this. Is it treatable.

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Dr. Ajay Thakur

Dentist 13 yrs exp Delhi

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Yes it is treatable. We can't say that you got tooth chip off or may be it is calculus. So after removal calculus it also can get irritable. We have to chack clinically first.

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Dr. Saurabh Lakhani

Dentist 13 yrs exp Delhi

Its nt the tooth portion... Its calculus which gets deposited.Get ur teeth properly cleaned and that would be all.

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