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 Enamel Fracture

-Please call us to schedule an appointment so we can help treat the injury.

Clinical Findings

• A complete fracture of the enamel.
• Loss of enamel, and no visible sign of exposed dentin.
• Not tender. If tenderness is observed, then evaluate the tooth for a possible luxation or root fracture injury.

Treatment

• If the tooth fragment is available, we could then be bond it to the tooth.
• Treatment consists of contouring or restoration with composite resin, depending on the extent and location of the fracture.

Follow Up

• In 6-8 weeks and then, 1 year.

Written By: Dr. Ngo