When a child fractures a tooth from a fall, sports injury, or biting something hard, it can be painful and alarming. At Fresh Pediatric Dentistry, we treat tooth fractures promptly and gently to prevent further damage and relieve discomfort. Whether the injury is minor or severe, our team customizes care to restore both function and appearance.
We use advanced techniques and materials to repair chipped, cracked, or broken teeth in children. Our warm, kid-friendly office helps reduce anxiety, and we always walk parents through every step of the treatment process with care and clarity.
Ignoring a tooth fracture can lead to worsening pain, infection, or damage to the developing permanent tooth beneath. Even small chips can expose the sensitive inner layers of a tooth, making eating or speaking uncomfortable. That’s why it’s crucial to address dental injuries right away.
At Fresh Pediatric Dentistry, we make emergency dental care accessible and stress-free. Our experienced team evaluates the extent of the damage, relieves discomfort, and offers treatment options that are safe, effective, and child-focused.
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Even baby teeth can require urgent attention when fractured, as untreated injuries may affect permanent teeth underneath.
Fresh Pediatric Dentistry is a trusted destination for pediatric dental emergencies, including fractured teeth. We blend expert treatment with a compassionate, child-centered approach to ensure every patient feels safe and understood.
From same-day appointments to advanced restoration options, we’re here to support families through unexpected dental injuries. Our care doesn’t stop after the procedure—we offer full guidance on healing and prevention.
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Treating fractures early keeps the injury from worsening. Left untreated, cracks can deepen, affecting nerves or nearby teeth. Timely dental care prevents long-term complications.
Whether your child fractured a front or back tooth, treatment ensures they can chew comfortably and smile with confidence again. Repairs also support healthy bite development.
Fractured teeth often expose dentin or nerves, causing discomfort. Prompt treatment relieves pain and allows your child to return to eating and speaking without distress.
We begin by evaluating the fractured tooth with a visual exam and X-rays. This helps us assess the extent of damage and whether the nerve or root is involved.
Based on the fracture type, we’ll recommend bonding, a crown, or other restorative treatment. Sedation options will be discussed to keep your child relaxed and cooperative.
Our pediatric dentist carefully restores the tooth using child-safe materials. After the procedure, we guide you and your child on how to care for the area and prevent future injuries.
Call us right away. Rinse your child’s mouth with warm water, and if possible, save the broken piece. Avoid letting your child chew on that side until seen by the dentist.
Not always. Some are minor cosmetic chips, while others may involve the nerve. That’s why a dental exam is important—to rule out deeper issues.
It depends on the size and location of the fracture. Minor damage may only need bonding, while more severe cases may require a crown or pulpotomy.
Yes. We offer safe sedation options like laughing gas to help anxious or young patients feel calm and cooperative during their visit.
Use a custom sports mouthguard during physical activity and avoid giving your child hard foods or candies that may crack their teeth.
If your child complains of pain, sensitivity, or swelling, don’t wait. Early evaluation helps prevent the issue from getting worse.
Call us right away. Rinse your child’s mouth with warm water, and if possible, save the broken piece. Avoid letting your child chew on that side until seen by the dentist.
Not always. Some are minor cosmetic chips, while others may involve the nerve. That’s why a dental exam is important—to rule out deeper issues.
It depends on the size and location of the fracture. Minor damage may only need bonding, while more severe cases may require a crown or pulpotomy.
Yes. We offer safe sedation options like laughing gas to help anxious or young patients feel calm and cooperative during their visit.
Use a custom sports mouthguard during physical activity and avoid giving your child hard foods or candies that may crack their teeth.
If your child complains of pain, sensitivity, or swelling, don’t wait. Early evaluation helps prevent the issue from getting worse.
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