Does a cracked tooth have to be extracted, and can a cracked tooth be replaced? Or is it going to be

Hello, a cracked tooth does not necessarily require tooth extraction, if there is severe pain caused by the exposed nerve, the root canal can be considered first, and if the tooth root can no longer be retained, it is still recommended to extract.

Hello, this is a fractured tooth caused by an external force, and the pain caused by bacteria infecting the tooth nerve after the fracture. You can go to the hospital to take a dental film to see, if there is no crack below the root of the tooth, you can do a root canal** to remove the tooth nerve, then do a pile nail, and finally do porcelain braces to protect it, if the tooth can not be retained, only extraction.

Hello, there are many types of tooth splits, which need to be judged separately according to the various conditions of the teeth.

1. For the crack that has been cracked to the root of the tooth, it may have to be extracted. If the tooth has been cracked to the pulp, it is necessary to do the root canal ** according to the situation, and then how to do the porcelain crown restoration.

Second, it generally does not feel particularly painful, but only manifests as a crack on the surface of the tooth. In this case, the sharp edges are simply removed, and the defect can be repaired by the tooth's own metabolism. In this case, the tooth does not need to be removed.

3. For cracks with more missing crowns, and the pulp is exposed, and more severe pain occurs, the pulp should be extracted and then the defective part should be repaired. For cracks in the crown and root at the same time. At this time, the pulp is often exposed, and its fracture site is deep under the gum, and the periodontal tissue is very prone to infection, producing abscesses and making the pain worse, so this type of fracture usually needs to be extracted.

This is a case where a cracked tooth needs to be extracted.

4. In addition, cracks that are broken in the neck of the tooth can also be repaired by stump nails and artificial crowns. Preventing cracks is the key to preserving your teeth. Therefore, it is necessary to overcome bad habits such as using your teeth to open the cap.

It is also necessary to consult a doctor regularly to check the teeth, and if you find a cracked tooth, you should do it immediately** to prevent the occurrence of cracked teeth.

It is not necessary to have a tooth extraction, it is recommended to go to a regular dental institution for a check-up and listen to the guidance of a professional doctor.

You send me the film, and I'll take a look.

As long as the root is okay, you can also get a dental implant.

Hello, based on the situation you have described, it is advisable to consider extracting the tooth if the nerve has already leaked. Otherwise, it will have a great impact on daily life in the future. Try to keep your mouth clean and hygienic and rinse your mouth after eating.

Whether a tooth is extracted or filled after a split depends on the size and extent of the split. If the tooth is cracked and the tooth is small, a filling may be an option.

If the split is very large, which has caused the pulp and dental nerve to be exposed, you can do a root canal** first, and then do a crown to protect the part.

If the fissure results in a straight crack in the root and can no longer be repaired, extraction can be considered.

If my tooth is cracked, do I need a filling or extraction? This needs to actually go to the hospital to take a one-dimensional examination to see the condition of the teeth, and whether the damage to the tooth crack has hurt the tooth root, if there is a retention value, it can be filled**, if it cannot be retained, it is necessary to extract the tooth, according to the ** decision.

Take a dental film to see the degree of tooth cracking, if it can be retained, try not to extract the tooth, you can do a root canal ** and then do porcelain teeth, and if there is no value of retention, you can do dental implants after tooth extraction.

Tooth splitting, first of all, you need to see how much it is cracked. If there is only a small amount of enamel splitting, it will have no effect on life, and it will not be painful to dispose of it. If part of the enamel is split, resulting in tongue scraping and cheek scraping, you can do a simple grinding.

If the cleavage is deep, to the dentin, there are spontaneous allergic symptoms, you can do inlay, do porcelain crown to protect the tooth, to avoid sensitivity and pain. If the cleavage is particularly deep or the middle is split, it has been split to the pulp cavity, and it is necessary to do a root canal ** to kill the nerve, and after doing a perfect root canal**, do a porcelain crown repair to protect the teeth. It is recommended to choose the best method that suits you according to your own situation.

Split teeth are caused by a hidden crack or a split in the crown of the tooth when we chew for a variety of reasons. Presents with sensitivity to heat and cold

Pulpitis and pain, patients are afraid to chew food, and in the past, most dentists who have been engaged in oral clinical work for many years will recommend extraction. But it's always said that what is lost is always precious, and teeth are no exception. Tooth loss can affect nutrient intake and absorption, which can have a big impact on health and life.

Therefore, it is the best solution to preserve the split tooth and restore its function.

The specific method is: a small part of the crown is split and fractured, and the crown (braces) can be directly made to protect it; If the split is to the root of the tooth, the split tooth fragment is extracted under local anesthesia, and then the crown is considered to restore the defect; If the two parts of the tooth splitting are comparable, and there is no tooth in it, the root canal can be filled and fixed in the pulp under anesthesia, and after a week without clinical symptoms, the full crown can be repaired, and the tooth function can be completely restored without tooth extraction.

Whether or not a tooth can be retained after a split depends mainly on the following aspects:

Clause. 1. Whether the remaining teeth are strong and stable enough, that is, to judge whether the foundation is firm, depends on whether the periodontal is healthy and whether the root is long enough. Because whether it is a filling or a crown restoration, it is impossible to build a high-rise building on a pile of sand.

Clause. 2. Where is the broken end of the split tooth, if the broken end is above the gum, it is easy to repair; If the fracture is under the gingiva or under the slight bone, gingivectomy, gingival expulsion, crown lengthening, or orthodontic traction can be considered for repair. If the split is deep under the bone, the only option to consider extraction may be the only option. The reason why the broken end of a split tooth is important is that if the broken end is not well exposed to the inside of the mouth, it is difficult to make a restoration (denture) that fits tightly, and long-term use can cause periodontal inflammation and alveolar bone resorption.

Clause. 3. Consider the situation of the whole mouth, such as whether there are other dentures, what is the occlusal relationship, etc., and comprehensively consider the best plan and cost.

After a cracked tooth, the doctor needs to go through a comprehensive examination and evaluation to accurately determine whether it can be preserved and how to repair it.

In the first case, the trauma is broken, and the filling will do.

If the tooth is broken due to external forces such as movement, first check whether the tooth root is stable if it does not hurt the tooth nerve, and if the tooth root is stable, it is enough to put the denture in time. At present, there are various dental prostheses to meet the different requirements of different patients, the color of the porcelain tooth is consistent with the appearance of the residual tooth root, there will be no black lines at the surface joint, and the dentures will not show flaws.

In the second case, tooth decay and tooth breaking, the filling of the tooth is timely and effective to preserve the tooth root.

Tooth decay is inevitable due to poor oral hygiene, and if the tooth is broken due to tooth decay, at this time, filling is the best way to deal with it, and there is no need to extract the tooth root.

In the third case, the pulp nerve is not injured, and the root canal ** protects the diseased tooth.

Due to the broken tooth, the chewing function of the tooth is weakened, and it is not as beautiful as before, in order to save the tooth in time, the root canal is carried out, and the root of the broken tooth is disinfected to prevent the re-invasion and infection of external bacteria. The affected tooth is left in place, and then the next step of treatment and restoration is carried out.

If your tooth is broken, but none of the above conditions have been damaged, the tooth nerve has been damaged, the root of the tooth is black, and you don't feel anything after eating, then the root of the tooth has to be extracted, because the root of the tooth has been necrotic, and if it remains in the mouth, it is still a threat to the health of the adjacent teeth.