You can buy clove oil in pharmacies and also in the spice aisle of many supermarkets. If you have the crown, you may be able to slip it back over the tooth. Before you do that, it's important to clean the inside of the crown as best you can. To hold it in place temporarily, coat the inner surface of the crown with tooth "cement," which you can buy in the dental section of your pharmacy. There are several temporary types of cement available.
Some need to be mixed; others come ready to use. You also can use denture adhesive or even petroleum jelly if nothing else is available. These aren't permanent solutions, but they will help to hold the crown in place until you can see your dentist.
You should not use any household glues to hold the crown in place. These products are not safe to put in your mouth and can damage the tooth and crown. Your dentist will make a treatment plan for how best to approach restoring your tooth. You can contact us for emergency appointments if the pain is unbearable, and we can usually fit you in at fairly short notice. Simply contact us to arrange things.
January 1 1 post December 1 1 post November 1 1 post October 3 3 posts April 1 1 post March 1 1 post January 2 2 posts November 5 5 posts October 1 1 post May 1 1 post. Many of our offices in Calgary and Edmonton have evening and weekend hours. Even if our office is closed, be sure to listen to the instructions on our answering machine to find out what to do for urgent dental care. Your dentist will go over options for filling material with you and help you make a decision.
In some cases, the tooth may require a root canal or a crown to ensure the integrity of the tooth. Very rarely will a tooth need to be extracted. Be sure to contact a Dental Choice location near you. We will provide you with an urgent appointment as soon as possible. Avoid eating anything hard until we have a chance to fix your tooth.
Often a filling might have appeared fine on the surface but have issues below that have caused the filling to weaken.
If decay sets in beneath a filling, the filling can also become loose. This is common in older fillings, which eventually can lead to some form of fracture. If your tooth has not actually broken but instead just experienced a crack, your dentist can often simply polish the area, and you are good to go. In many cases, you will simply need a filling or filling replacement to repair your tooth, as long as the integrity of your tooth has not been compromised.
If the tooth has been compromised but is still mostly intact, you might require a dental inlay or onlay. If the front surface of your tooth is broken off completely, an onlay is used. This restoration acts like a partial crown designed to cap the missing area of the tooth surface.
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