Cracked Teeth
These are superficial cracks on the tooth enamel, often harmless and cosmetic in nature.
This is a break in the raised points (cusp) of a tooth, typically occurring around a dental filling.
This is a more extensive crack extending from the chewing surface toward the root, often causing pain during chewing.
A split tooth is usually the result of an untreated cracked tooth. It can be identified by a crack with distinct segments.
This is a crack extending from the tooth root upward, often challenging to diagnose and treat.
Types of Treatments
Our comprehensive tooth restoration approach at Endodontic Associates of Central Texas addresses each type of dental crack with precision:
Craze lines
Typically Cosmetic; No Specific Treatment is Necessary, but Options for Aesthetic Improvements Can Be Explored.
Cracked Tooth
Root Canal Therapy May Be Recommended to Remove Damaged Pulp, Followed by a Crown for Reinforcement.
Verticle Root Fracture
Depending on Severity, Treatment May Involve Extraction or, in Some Cases, Attempts at Tooth Preservation Through Root Canal Therapy.
Fractured Cusp
Restoration With a Dental Crown to Reinforce and Protect the Affected Tooth.
Split Tooth
Treatment Options Vary Based on the Extent of the Split, Ranging From Dental Crowns to Extraction and Replacement With Implants.
Trust Our Treatment
Our team employs advanced techniques tailored to each specific dental fracture, ensuring a personalized and effective approach to restore both function and aesthetics. Contact us now to get expert treatment.