2212 Rankin Hwy Suite E, Midland, TX 79701

Restoring Your Smile With Care and Precision
For many years, extraction was the only option for a cracked tooth, but today’s dental advancements provide more choices. While some cracks that extend below the gumline still require removal, many teeth can be saved and protected with a crown or a combination of root canal and crown. Cracked teeth can cause pain and concern, but there’s no need to worry. Whether due to injury, daily wear, or other reasons, they can often be treated effectively with proper care.
At Bliss Dental & Orthodontics in South Midland, TX, we are dedicated to helping you preserve your natural teeth. When you make an appointment with us, our team will review your x-rays, present available options, and recommend the best treatment plan.
Comprehensive Assessment and Diagnosis
We know that dental visits can sometimes feel intimidating, so our team takes the time to explain everything clearly and make sure you feel at ease. We’ll guide you through each step, answer your questions, and keep you well-informed.
When you visit us for a cracked tooth, the first step is a comprehensive assessment. We utilize advanced diagnostic tools, such as X-rays, to evaluate the extent of the crack and identify the most suitable treatment. Understanding the problem in detail allows us to develop a tailored treatment plan that meets your unique needs.
Our Approach to Cracked Tooth Treatment
- Bonding: For minor cracks, dental bonding can restore the tooth's shape and function.
- Crowns: Placed over the tooth to protect it from further damage and to restore its appearance and strength.
- Root Canals: If the crack reaches the pulp, a root canal may be necessary to remove damaged tissue and preserve the tooth.
- Extraction: For severe cracks that are difficult to repair, the tooth may need to be extracted, though we’ll always strive to save your natural tooth.
Preventing Further Damage and Protecting Your Teeth
- Wearing a mouthguard if you grind your teeth at night
- Avoiding hard foods that can cause additional fractures
- Regular checkups to monitor your teeth for any signs of further damage
Ready to Restore Your Smile?
A cracked tooth is more common than you think, and nothing to be embarrassed about. As people age or experience stress, many people clench or grind their teeth, which can lead to fractures. If you notice a cracked tooth or think one might be developing, don’t delay treatment. There's no need to live with a jagged or painful tooth.
Contact Bliss Dental & Orthodontics in South Midland, TX, to book your appointment today. Our team is here to help you find relief and restore your tooth's health and function. Reach out now to schedule your visit and receive the care you deserve.
