Broken Tooth Guide

You may be crunching on a hard piece of candy or ice when you feel something in your mouth that’s neither dissolving nor melting. You almost feel sick before you discover that it’s only a piece of your broken tooth. Despite the fact that the enamel which covers your teeth is usually the hardest, it has its limits. Getting a blow to the mouth during a fist fight, falling or just biting something hard can make your tooth break or chip. When this happens, don’t panic, we have treatment for you!

How to Treat a Broken Tooth or Chipped Teeth

Have your broken your tooth? Well, avoid further damage by looking for immediate dental treatment. In the meantime, we recommend taking a few self-care measures. If your tooth is painful, take a pain-reliever or acetaminophen. Follow this up by rinsing your mouth with salty water. Most importantly, while eating, avoid using the broken tooth and only concentrate on soft foods.

Treatment for a broken tooth depends on the extent of the damage. If only a small part of the enamel broke, the repair might take just one visit to the dentist. On the other hand, a severely broken or damaged tooth will take ‘ages’ to heal.

Which Special Services Can You Get For Free?

We get our permanent crowns from porcelain, metal, resin, and ceramic. All our metal crowns and caps are the strongest to protect your tooth from hard food debris or drastic changes in temperature. So, would you like to know whether you qualify for these free dental services? Don’t hesitate to contact us and we’ll give you the information you need.

What Type of Free Private Treatment Do You Qualify For?

Although not many people in the UK know this, qualifying for free private treatments for a broken tooth is pretty easy. Here, you’ll get free medical services depending on where you are. We offer treatments such as dental crown or cap to help you recover within the shortest time. We grind or file away the remaining part of your tooth and adequately cover it with a tooth-shaped cap or crown.

Which Are The Various Types of Dental Services?

If you’ve broken some part of your tooth enamel, you could qualify for free dental bonding or filling. If only a small piece of your tooth has broken, we’ll apply filling, but in severe cases, bonding is a better alternative. To properly bond your tooth, we etch the surface with gel or liquid to roughen it up a bit. Later, we apply an adhesive to the tooth together with a coloured resin. Lastly, we use ultraviolet light to make the material hard.

How Long Does a Tooth Take to Heal?

It’s not easy to tell how long a broken tooth takes to heal. Of course, if it’s just a small chip, then you’ll be okay in no time. However, if the break exposes your blood vessels and nerves, the entry of bacteria means that your tooth will need more time to heal.

In any case, one of the best ways to get your tooth back to crunching on those nuts is through root canal therapy. Here, we remove the infected pulp, wash the root canal and seal it. This treatment is not as painful as many people think. Interestingly, it’s just like having your tooth cavity filled.

How Can You Recover Quickly and Safely?

We provide high quality teeth treatments for all those who are eligible for our free dental services. To find out if you fall in this bracket, just contact us, and we’ll tell you your health status within seconds. You can do this at no cost at all other than the standard phone call charges.

Contact Us For Free Private Dental Treatment!

The only way that you’ll know if you qualify for free private treatment is if you reach out to us. We know that you may not understand the different types of available individual dental procedures. That’s why we provide simple treatments such as tooth capping, crowing, filling and bonding. Other than that, we also go the extra mile to provide you with professional dental help services whenever you need them.

Call Medical Expert now on 020 3870 4868 if you would like to know more concerning your free private dental services. The good thing is that it only takes 30 seconds for you to get a response. Keep in mind that, to speed up your recovery, you should know the medical treatment that you qualify for!