Broken Tooth Restoration
Customized restoration of fractured teeth to improve function and aesthetics.
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Duration
30–60 minutes
healing
Recovery
Immediate
sentiment_satisfied
Pain Level
Minimal
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Sessions
Usually a single session
About the Treatment
A broken tooth can occur due to trauma, biting on hard objects, or weakening over time. Restoring a broken tooth with composite material is a fast, effective, and aesthetic solution that returns the tooth to its original form. This treatment is suitable for small to medium fractures and allows precise restoration of the tooth’s shape, color, and function. In cases of extensive fractures or severely weakened teeth, a stronger solution such as a crown may be recommended.
Benefits
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Fast and aesthetic tooth restoration
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Precise match to tooth color and shape
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Preservation of existing tooth structure
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More affordable compared to other solutions
Treatment Process
1
Evaluation of the fracture and tooth vitality
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Cleaning and preparation of the damaged area
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Layered composite reconstruction
4
Shaping the original tooth anatomy
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Polishing and bite adjustment
FAQ
Can every fracture be repaired with composite?expand_more
Small to medium fractures can usually be repaired. Large fractures or those reaching the nerve may require alternative treatments.
How long does the repair last?expand_more
Composite repairs can last many years, but it is important to avoid biting hard objects in the treated area.
Is anesthesia required?expand_more
Anesthesia is usually not required for superficial fractures unless the fracture is deep or sensitive.
Want to learn more?
Our team will be happy to answer any questions and schedule a consultation