Oops! My Tooth Chipped—Now What? | 51023 Dentist

It often happens unexpectedly. Perhaps you’re enjoying a hard candy when you feel a little crunch, and suddenly, you realize a piece of your tooth has chipped. While enamel is incredibly resilient, it does have its limits. Whether from chewing on ice or grinding your teeth, there’s always a risk of tooth damage. But if you’ve chipped a tooth, don’t fret. Here’s how we can restore your smile:

Tooth Bonding

Tooth bonding is a versatile solution for repairing chipped teeth. It’s a straightforward procedure that doesn’t require numbing. Using natural-colored bonding materials, we can seamlessly restore your tooth’s appearance. With tooth bonding, your smile will look as good as new, and others won’t even notice the chip.

Dental Crown

A dental crown is a tooth-shaped cap that not only improves the appearance of your tooth but also provides protection. Our AACD-certified dentist may use a tooth-colored crown made of porcelain or zirconia to match your natural teeth. Crowns offer durability and strength, ensuring your tooth can withstand daily use. In some cases, a partial crown may suffice if the chip is minor.

Porcelain Veneers

Porcelain laminate veneers consist of thin layers of ceramic bonded to the teeth to replace damaged enamel. These veneers blend seamlessly with your natural teeth, providing a complete and healthy appearance. If you want your chipped tooth to look whole again, porcelain veneers are an excellent option.

If you’ve chipped a tooth and want to explore these solutions further or schedule a consultation, don’t hesitate to contact our office today.

Family First Dental – Hawarden
Phone: (712) 551-4220
810 Central Avenue
Hawarden, IA 51023

Return to Blog Articles

Visit Our Hawarden Dental Office

Dentist Hawarden

Hawarden Location

810 Central Avenue,
Hawarden, IA 51023

(712) 551-4220

Dentist Hawarden IA

Our Dental News

Dentist Hawarden

Oops! My Tooth Chipped—Now What? | 51023 Dentist

It often happens unexpectedly. Perhaps you’re enjoying a hard candy when you feel a little crunch, and suddenly, you realize a piece of your tooth has chipped. While enamel is incredibly resilient, it does have its limits. Whether from chewing […]

Learn More

Protecting Your Smile: Identifying Periodontal Disease with Dentist Hawarden | 51023 Dentist

Periodontal disease, also known as gum disease, poses a significant threat to oral health by targeting the tissues surrounding and supporting the teeth. It stems from the accumulation of bacteria and plaque on teeth and gums, leading to inflammation, bleeding, […]

Learn More

How Long Does a Temporary Crown Last? | 51023 Dentist

If you have recently seen Dr. Tessa Dergan for root canal therapy, you likely have a temporary crown placed over the tooth until the permanent crown is molded and created for your unique mouth. While some patients are eager to […]

Learn More