Broken Teeth Health Feed

Hey there, no it is not possible. To bring the tooth in position from inside bone a pull force is required that will be got by the braces. Do not worry, get your treatment done.
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An iopa x-ray will help a dentist to recognize the cause for pain from a particular teeth due to decay or gum infection or trauma .treatment will be according to the diagnosis. Kindly forward x ray (opg) if possible to suggest best treatment. Advice amflor tooth paste. •brush your teeth twice a day, up & down short vertical strokes, with ultra-soft bristles, indicator brush.
•floss your teeth inter dentally once a day inter dentally
•tooth brush to be changed every 2 months.
•consume...more

Consult a dentist than get scaling polishing done than brush twice daily especially at night massage gums.

Visit dentist
go for x-ray, in x-ray, tooth root is good than go for rct and cap
if you have fixed tooth/cap or tooth colour filling, you will no problem for army medical.

Kindly consult a dentist in person. We need more investigations with clinical diagnosis and xray to decide upon treatment, you can fill that broken tooth with cements.

Crowning is best. Sorry for the delayed response. Do not eat on that side until it is crowned. Share x ray to suggest whether rct is required.

It will need a cap.
It may cost according to the treatment charges of the dentist nearby.
So better ask to your dentist.

A dental crown is a tool that is often used by dentists to fix a variety of problems that can alter the appearance of your teeth and your smile. This cap-like object is placed over the tooth to cover weak teeth as well as chipped, discoloured and broken teeth. It can also be used when a filling has left a large open space in the tooth that has been hollowed out in the course of the treatment. There are many kinds of crowns available today including ceramic, metal, stainless steel, porcelain, mil...more

Hi, Yes there is treatment for this depending upon the the part broken. If its near to pulp then rct along with capping else composite veneers will work out. Please visit a dentist to know about this. Thanks.

Yes. It is better to do rct. It may need surgical crown lengthening procedure to expose the fracture base so that crown can cover on that fracture base region.