Broken or missing tooth - restoring function and a natural appearance
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Dr. Deyan Yordanov
Dr. Deyan Yordanov
Possible causes
A broken or missing tooth can result from trauma, tooth decay, wear, or long-term strain. Timely restoration helps preserve comfort, function, and a natural feel when eating and speaking.
- Deep tooth decay and structural tooth breakdown;
- Periodontal disease and bone loss;
- Trauma, impact, or sports-related injury;
- Teeth clenching and grinding (bruxism);
- Old fillings and weakened tooth structure;
- Untreated infections and inflammation;
- Wear and strain over time.
What else is worrying you?
Symptoms you may experience
A cracked, chipped, or missing tooth can lead to persistent discomfort, sensitivity, and trouble eating. Prompt care restores both your everyday comfort and natural bite.
Oral surgery
Gum swelling
Inflammation around the damaged tooth can lead to swelling and discomfort.
Periodontology
Cracked tooth
A small crack can weaken the tooth and may lead to further damage.
Periodontics
Tooth mobility
A broken or weakened tooth can gradually become unstable and lead to tooth loss.
Oral surgery
Pain when chewing
A broken or damaged tooth can cause pain when chewing or applying pressure.
Dental prosthetics
Sharp tooth edges
After a fracture, jagged or sharp edges often remain, injuring the tongue and the inside of the cheek.
Endodontics
Hot and cold tooth sensitivity
With a broken or damaged tooth, the inner part often becomes more sensitive to temperature changes.
The team behind every smile
“I am extremely impressed with Plovdiv Dent! From my very first visit, I felt comfortable and in safe hands. The entire team is incredibly kind, attentive, and professional, and the way they treat their patients is truly special.”
Yuliana Hariteva
Frequently Asked Questions
A broken tooth can often be restored, although the options depend on the depth of the fracture and the healthy tissue remaining. Treatment may involve bonding, a filling, an onlay or a crown. After an examination, we can discuss which option would offer suitable protection and what to expect from it.
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