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HAYAT DENTAL · BROADWAY, SYDNEY

Broken Tooth Dentist Sydney

A broken tooth can feel sharp, sensitive or painful when you bite. Contact our Broadway team to describe the problem and arrange care; urgent appointment availability is confirmed when you call.

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Digital X-rays

Assessment and planning

Upfront pricing

Health funds accepted

Gentle dental care

Comfort for anxious patients

Experienced dentists

Repairs for chips and cracks

ASSESSMENT · OPTIONS · CARE

A broken tooth needs a closer look

The visible chip is only part of the picture. Your dentist checks how far the damage extends, whether the pulp is involved and how much sound tooth remains. Some teeth can be repaired; others need more extensive treatment.

  • A sharp edge or missing piece of tooth
  • Pain on biting, or when releasing your bite
  • New sensitivity, swelling or a lost restoration
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HOW URGENT IS IT?

How soon should you be seen?

A broken tooth can get worse quickly, even when it does not hurt yet. Call today and we will see you as soon as possible.

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Same-day care

Pain, or pain when biting

A large piece has broken off

Sharp edges cutting your tongue or cheek

Pink or red visible in the broken area

Call 02 9030 0247

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Even if it doesn’t hurt

Small chip with no pain

Rough edge on a front tooth

A filling has come loose

A crack you have just noticed

A chipped or cracked tooth can break further when you chew. Seeing us early can mean a simpler repair.

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AFTER YOUR VISIT

Before you reach the clinic

Your dentist’s personalised advice takes priority.

CONTACT US

Arrange dental advice

Call promptly even if pain is mild. Explain swelling, bleeding, an injury or difficulty opening your mouth.

PROTECT THE TOOTH

Avoid hard chewing

Choose softer foods and avoid biting on the damaged tooth. Do not use household glue to repair it.

KEEP A FRAGMENT

Bring it with you

If a piece has broken off, keep it in milk or saliva in a container and bring it to your appointment.

Medical emergency: For difficulty breathing or swallowing, severe facial swelling or uncontrolled bleeding, seek urgent medical help and call 000. A knocked-out adult tooth is time-sensitive: call for immediate dental advice.

UNDERSTAND YOUR OPTIONS

Treatment options for a broken tooth

The size and depth of the fracture matter more than how it looks in a photograph. These are possible approaches after an examination.

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Limited damage

Repair the missing part

A small chip or fractured filling may be rebuilt with a suitable restorative material.

Assessment
Check the depth, bite and health of the remaining tooth.
Possible care
Smoothing a minor edge, bonding or a filling, where appropriate.
Consider
A larger break may need a restoration that covers weakened cusps.
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Deeper damage

Protect what can be saved

A weakened or cracked tooth may need a crown, and sometimes treatment of the pulp.

Assessment
Check whether the crack involves the pulp or extends below a restorable level.
Possible care
A crown or onlay; root canal treatment if clinically indicated.
Consider
A split or severely damaged tooth may not be restorable and may need removal.

A crack does not heal like a broken bone. Treatment aims to manage the damaged tooth, but its prognosis depends on the crack’s extent. Referral may be recommended when specialist assessment would help.

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CHIPPED OR CRACKED?

A broken tooth is worth checking promptly

Call our team to describe what happened. We’ll advise how soon you should be seen.

WHAT TO EXPECT

What happens at your visit?

Understand the proposed treatment before you decide. Your visit is planned around the findings of your assessment.

01

Explain what happened

Tell us when the tooth broke, what triggers pain and whether there was an injury. Bring any recovered fragment.

02

Find the extent

The dentist examines the tooth and may use bite tests, pulp tests or imaging. Not every crack is visible on an X-ray.

03

Discuss immediate care

Your dentist explains options to manage the problem, any temporary repair and the longer-term plan.

04

Complete and review

Attend the planned treatment and follow-up. Report worsening pain, swelling or a change in your bite.

PLAN WITH CONFIDENCE

What affects the cost of repair?

A small filling and a tooth needing root canal treatment and a crown involve different care. We assess the damage and explain the proposed treatment and estimate before you decide.

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A GOOD PLACE TO START

Broken a tooth?

Tell us what happened and we’ll help arrange an assessment and explain your options.

02 9030 0247

Shop 1/180–182 Broadway, Chippendale

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A LITTLE MORE CLARITY

Your questions,
answered.

Can a broken tooth be saved?+

Many damaged teeth can be repaired, but this depends on the fracture, roots and remaining tooth. A split tooth or a crack extending too far may limit the options.

Should I wait if it does not hurt?+

A painless chip or crack still needs assessment. Call to explain the problem so the clinic can advise how soon you should be seen.

Will I need a crown or root canal treatment?+

Not every broken tooth needs either. A crown may protect a weakened tooth; root canal treatment is considered when the pulp needs treatment.

Can I get a same-day appointment?+

Call the team with your symptoms. Same-day availability depends on the schedule and urgency; it is confirmed by the clinic rather than guaranteed by an online request.

MAKE AN ENQUIRY

Make an enquiry

Send an enquiry and our team will contact you. To book an appointment, use our online booking portal. For urgent availability, please call the clinic.