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If you have a cracked tooth as a result of a very recent trauma or accident, contact your dentist immediately!
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When
a tooth is cracked, a filling may not seal the
crack. A crown may have to be placed over the tooth
to hold it and the crack together. If the crack is not restored, the tooth
will become sensitive to chewing pressure, or
will eventually break. It is important to restore a cracked tooth before
it breaks, because in some cases a broken tooth
cannot be filled or crowned and must be extracted.
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© Copyright 2008 Ted Reese, DDS. All rights reserved. Disclaimer: The information provided within is intended to help you better understand dental conditions and procedures. It is not meant to serve as delivery of medical or dental care. If you have specific questions or concerns, contact your health care provider.
