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Chipped - How To Stop It Getting Worse?
I'm not registered at a dentist (as, to my knowledge, the one I was registered at has shut down or something) and have a chipped tooth, which is now becoming worse. Is there anything I can do until I find a dentist about it?
And I did mean to say chipped tooth in my title.
And I did mean to say chipped tooth in my title.
Reply 2
Go to a dentist faster. Takes like 20 mins to fill/cap and your out of there and no pain required. Unless you've chipped very close to a nerve..but i doubt it or you'd be in alot of pain.
Reply 3
dont eat hard stuff and be careful how you bite
i had a chipped tooth and it was fine for liek 4 years - but if enough breaks off it can elad to sensitivity and on off pain.
find a dentist ASAP and see what they say.
i am assumin a small chip here - not oen in a position that will get worse and split open.
i had a chipped tooth and it was fine for liek 4 years - but if enough breaks off it can elad to sensitivity and on off pain.
find a dentist ASAP and see what they say.
i am assumin a small chip here - not oen in a position that will get worse and split open.
Reply 4
Try phoning NHS direct.
I'm not sure what it's like in England, although in Wales the NHS direct has a system of affiliated dentists - my girlfriend needed a filling, and they had found her a dentist within 24 hours (well, they given her the dentist's details - my girlfriend then rang around).
I'm not sure what it's like in England, although in Wales the NHS direct has a system of affiliated dentists - my girlfriend needed a filling, and they had found her a dentist within 24 hours (well, they given her the dentist's details - my girlfriend then rang around).
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