Bhayani - Dental Clinic

Our Treatments

Do you have one or more damaged teeth?

Chips and cracks in the teeth are not just cosmetic issues. In fact, depending on the location and type of damage, they may not be visible at all. But chipped or cracked teeth can lead to further damage over time and pose a risk to your overall oral health. They can also cause pain, especially when exposed to cold or hot temperatures.

If you’re dealing with visible damage, pain, or other dental issues related to cracks and chips, our skilled and compassionate team is here to help. We’ll examine your smile to determine the source and extent of the damage and work with you to develop the right treatment plan for your specific situation.

Treatments for chipped or cracked teeth

Bonding

If you have minor or shallow cracking, we may be able to use composite bonding material to repair the damaged tooth. Bonding is non-invasive and pain-free. Learn More.

Fillings

Fillings are a very common and safe method of fixing cracked, chipped, or broken teeth. This may be the best course of action if your damaged tooth has a cavity. Learn more.

Crowns

Crowns can be used to cover visible cracks and chips as well as protect the tooth from further damage. They can be made out of ceramic, porcelain, or metal material, and can help restore the structure of a compromised tooth. Learn more.

Veneers

Like crowns, dental veneers can be placed over damaged teeth to improve the appearance of your smile and protect the tooth’s natural surface from further damage. Because they look and feel just like natural teeth, veneers are a popular treatment for a wide variety of cosmetic concerns. Learn more.

Implants

Dental implants involve removing the compromised tooth and creating an implant to take its place. This may be the best option if your tooth is cracked or chipped close to the gumline or if it’s sustained structural damage. Learn more.

Root canals

If a tooth is cracked or damaged down to the root, it may become infected. If you’re dealing with an infection, we may recommend a root canal, which involves removing the infection and then placing a crown over the tooth to protect it. Learn more.

Chipped / Cracked Tooth