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Cracks through the enamel and dentine of the tooth can happen, and you’ll usually notice the following symptoms:
Although dental enamel is the strongest material the body makes, it also has a brittle glass-like structure. This makes it vulnerable to cracking or fracturing under certain circumstances.
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Yes. Cracks tend to spread over time. If left unchecked, cracks in the enamel could lead to cracks in the underlying dentine layer; this causes pain because dentine is sensitive.
Treatment needed depends very much on how soon the crack(s) are diagnosed. Early diagnosis before any symptoms have started offers the best chance of successful treatment. Diagnosis after the symptoms of pain have started may mean root fillings or even surgery.
Cracks in teeth are common. In the early stages, cracks in teeth are painless and sometimes hard for you to spot. That’s why we use magnifying glasses are during your examination. Your dentist can tell you if you have any cracks in your teeth and what is the most appropriate treatment for you.
For over 35 years, we’ve been helping thousands of people regain their confidence to smile. We focus on promoting a healthy mouth and beautiful looking teeth for life, not just a quick fix.
Discuss your dental treatment needs and concerns in a relaxed environment with Sarah, our professional and friendly treatment coordinator.
Your mouth will be examined and you’ll be given advice for moving forward with your treatment.
Don’t compromise your dental care by going for second best or delaying treatment. Go for the very best that modern dentistry can offer and spread your investment with our 0% finance.
* Up to 24 months is interest free. If you would like to take finance over a longer period then an interest charge will apply.
** Interest free finance spread across up to 24 months for treatments valued over £300.00
