Chipped Tooth & Broken Tooth Repair in St. Clair Shores

Filling, bonding, caps, crowns, veneers, & more

Accidents happen and we’re here to help! If you’re in need of a chipped tooth, cracked tooth, or broken tooth repair in St. Clair Shores—schedule an appointment with Clairpointe Family Dental ASAP. If the damage is minor, our dental team may be able to restore your tooth with bonding or filling. For extensive damage, we may need to discuss veneers, crowns, caps, a root canal, or dental implants.

In the meantime, avoid biting down, chewing, or putting any pressure on your damaged tooth. Ideally, stick to soups and smoothies until your appointment. Just be mindful that the fracture may cause sensitivity to hot or cold.

Don’t delay, as the longer you wait, the more likely further damage will occur.

COMPLETE ORAL EXAM

A comprehensive examination of your teeth, gums, and oral health.

X-RAYS

X-rays identify the extent of the damage to your teeth and gums.

REPAIR & RESTORATION

We’ll discuss the best option for restoring integrity and function.

The longer you wait, the more your pain and damage. Schedule your broken tooth repair without delay!

Broken Tooth Repair in St. Clair Shores

Even if your chipped or cracked tooth doesn’t hurt, the integrity of your tooth is compromised. It’s only a matter of time before additional damage will occur. The more damage occurs, the less likely you’ll be able to keep your existing tooth. Schedule your emergency tooth repair now!

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Chipped Tooth Repair in St. Clair Shores

Restore your smile and preserve the integrity of your broken tooth! A chipped tooth is often a fast and easy same-day repair—the more significant the chip or break, the more extensive the restoration process. Schedule your appointment without delay to avoid further damage. Especially if you’re in pain!

Before we begin, Dr. Remy Ajluni will perform a comprehensive examination to determine the root cause of the chip or damage. Teeth are strong, so if they break when eating hard foods, it may be a sign of premature wear. From tooth decay to gum disease or bruxism (teeth grinding). Sometimes, the food you ate was simply too hard.

If damage occurred during athletic impact, we suggest custom-made mouthguards to prevent future damage.

7 Invisible Signs Your Tooth Might Be Broken

Not all chipped teeth and broken teeth are visible. If you’re experiencing the symptoms below, you may have damaged your tooth without realizing it.

Sensitivity to hot foods and beverages
Sensitivity to cold foods and beverages
Sensitivity to spicy foods and beverages
Sensitivity to sweet foods and beverages
Pain when biting or chewing
Unexplained gum swelling
Single tooth discoloration

If your teeth, gums, or mouth feel different than usual in any way, schedule a dental checkup!

How To Repair Chipped Teeth or Broken Teeth

After a comprehensive exam, that may include X-rays and a 3D scan, Dr. Szymanski will discuss your restorative options. This may include:

Filling or bonding: A simple chip can often be repaired in one visit with filling or bonding.

Dental veneers: Veneers may be an option for front teeth that require more support than filling or bonding.

Dental cap or crown: More extensive damage may require a cap or crown. We may be able to custom-make a CEREC crown on the same day.

Root canal: Severely damaged teeth may require a root canal and crown or a root canal and dental implant.

Meet Dr. Remy Ajluni

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Chipped Tooth & Broken Tooth Repair in St. Clair Shores