What to do if there is a crack in the big tooth

We all know that normal people have twenty-eight or thirty-two teeth. These teeth are very important to the human body because many foods need to be chewed by teeth before they can be swallowed. Chewed food can promote the digestive function of the stomach. Some people have oral diseases and will find that there is a crack in their molars. What should they do at this time?

The scientific name is tooth crack. It may be because you like to eat hard food. There are no obvious symptoms in the early stages, but if the cracks are deep, you will experience soreness and pain when eating hot or cold food. In severe cases, root canal treatment may be required. If you don't pay attention, your teeth may crack. When symptoms of pain appear, it is recommended to get a brace for protection.

Is the tooth cracked? If so, it depends on the degree and location of the crack to determine whether the tooth can be retained for treatment.

Suggestions: It is recommended to see a dentist; check the teeth. If the tooth is only cracked at the crown, it can be treated and then protected with porcelain caps to increase the service life of the tooth; if the tooth is cracked all the way to the root, you should consider extracting it.

The problem of hidden cracked teeth is very common, affecting 70 to 80 percent of the population. It is related to sudden changes in temperature during eating and drinking, and biting hard objects, but usually the cracks are only in the enamel layer.

Suggestions: Generally, there is no very effective treatment method. All you need to do is mineralization treatment. If the fallen part does not affect the appearance, you can ask the doctor to grind it flat and polish it. If it affects the appearance, it can be repaired by light curing. If the hidden cracks are particularly serious and there are conscious symptoms, a porcelain crown can be used for repair.

According to your description, there is a gap between the teeth and gums. There are a variety of treatment options, depending on how large the gaps are between the teeth.

Suggestions: I suggest you send me a picture of your teeth and I will take a look at it for you. Usually, if the gap is larger than half a tooth, you can consider having a removable invisible denture or a porcelain crown repair. If the gap is small, only a few millimeters, there is no need for treatment or orthodontic correction.