Teeth Repair
Teeth Repair in Springboro, OH
Springboro Dental Center offers same-day and emergency dental services for patients who have severe dental trauma, damaged or broken teeth, knocked-out or partially dislodged teeth, and dental decay and infection. Teeth repair, or dental restorations, is a set of procedures that fix the structure, function, and appearance of teeth. These services can stop pain, prevent infection from spreading, restore chewing and speaking abilities, and restore your smile. Call now to schedule an emergency appointment for teeth repair in Springboro, OH.
Common Causes of Damaged Teeth
No matter your age or lifestyle, you are still at risk of tooth damage. That risk increases if you grind your teeth, play contact sports, don’t practice good oral hygiene, take certain medications, or have a congenital condition that affects the structure or health of your teeth, gums, or jaw. Some of the most common causes of damaged, cracked, chipped, or broken teeth are:
- Dental decay, cavities, and infection
- Chronic acid reflux
- Persistent, long-term vomiting
- Consuming acidic foods and drinks
- Smoking or using tobacco products
- Trauma or injury
- Bruxism or teeth grinding
- Using teeth as tools or biting on ice, pens, or other objects
- Brushing and flossing too aggressively
- Bite issues or misaligned teeth
- Uncontrolled diabetes, gum disease, autoimmune conditions, kidney disease, sleep apnea, osteoporosis, Parkinson’s, ALS, and eating disorders
- Long-term use of certain medications like antidepressants and anti-anxiety medications, antihistamines, decongestants, diuretics, blood pressure medication, stimulants, suboxone, chewable aspirin, asthma inhalers, and certain antibiotics
Signs You Need Emergency Teeth Repair
Tooth damage is typically obvious and noticeable, especially if it occurs after an injury, trauma, or infection. Call us right away if you notice any of these signs you need tooth repair:
- Sharp pain when biting down or applying pressure to a tooth
- Intermittent or worsening tooth sensitivity
- Persistent or worsening tooth pain
- Rough or sharp edges on one or more teeth
- Loose, damaged, or missing dental work
- Visible lines or cracks in a tooth
- Discoloration or a gray or black tooth
- Swelling near the gums
- Red, inflamed, or bleeding gums
- A pimple or cyst on the gums
Teeth Repair Options We Provide
We offer a range of cosmetic and restorative dentistry services, including direct and indirect teeth repairs. Our teeth repair options include:
- Dental fillings
- Dental bonding
- Dental crowns
- Dental inlays and onlays
- Dental veneers
- Root canal therapy
- Dental implants
- Dental bridges
- Partial dentures and complete dentures
Why Choose Springboro Dental Center to Repair Damaged Teeth
Springboro Dental Center is a team of skilled dental professionals who are committed to repairing damaged teeth to restore strength, function, and appearance. We utilize modern, advanced materials and techniques and perform procedures in a comfortable, state-of-the-art dental office. Treatment plans are personalized to each patient’s unique needs and goals, and we offer a full suite of cosmetic and restorative dental services. We can combine multiple procedures to restore the structure, function, and aesthetics of your smile so that you feel confident in your appearance once again.
Call Now for Same-Day Teeth Repair
Severe tooth pain, damage, decay, and infection require immediate attention. If you have a damaged or injured tooth, call us now or contact us online for an emergency appointment and same-day teeth repair in Springboro, OH. We will assess your condition and go through your options, helping you choose the best one for your needs, budget, and lifestyle.
FAQs About Broken Teeth Repair Services
Teeth repair is the same as restoration dentistry. It is any dental procedure that repairs or restores the structure, function, and appearance of a damaged, cracked, chipped, decayed, broken, or missing tooth.
Yes, it can be risky to ignore tooth damage. Small chips and structural issues can weaken the tooth and get worse over time. The jagged edges of a damaged tooth can injure you and increase the risk of infection. A cracked or broken tooth is more susceptible to decay and deep infections that affect the nerve root. We recommend early intervention so that you have more options, and treatment will be faster and less expensive.
Yes, tooth damage can be a dental emergency. A knocked-out or partially knocked-out tooth, major trauma, a severely cracked or chipped tooth, serious decay or infection, a dental abscess, fever and swelling, pain, and bleeding are all signs that a damaged tooth requires emergency dental care.
Yes, we can offer temporary dental restorations like crowns for chipped teeth, as well as long-term restorations like dental veneers, inlays and onlays, dental bonding, and permanent crowns.
We will determine the best method after an initial exam. It will depend on the size, location, and extent of the crack. We may recommend a dental crown, cosmetic bonding, or a dental veneer.
We will first address any structural and cosmetic damage via a dental crown, veneer, inlays or onlays, or dental bonding. We will then provide preventive treatment to help you avoid further damage. This includes custom night guards, stress management techniques, therapeutic Botox injections, and bite realignment.