Avoiding A Cracked Tooth

Smart And Effective Ways Of Avoiding A Cracked Tooth

There are indeed many ways that a tooth can become cracked in today’s modern world. That is why it is so important to consider a few smart and effective strategies for avoiding cracked teeth. In fact, the good news is that it is possible to completely prevent cracked teeth from ever occurring in the first place. Take these simple yet important steps as a way to make your teeth far less susceptible to the potential for cracking.

Experiencing A Cracked Or Broken Tooth

For example, those who routinely play contact sports should consider always wearing some type of mouth guard or protective mask in order to reduce the chances of having a dental injury occur. From rugby to football and soccer as well as other types of sports, a mouthpiece is a very inexpensive piece of gear that can greatly reduce the chances of experiencing a cracked or broken tooth. Equally important is to avoid grinding or clenching your teeth. All that is required is a conscious effort to work on preventing the injury caused by grinding or clenching.

A Retainer Or Other Type Of Mouth Guard

Equally important is to always avoid chewing on hard objects especially things like popcorn kernels, ice or other types of hard substances such as candy. This type of activity is notorious for causing cracked, chipped or broken teeth. Finally, those who have a problem with grinding or clinching their teeth while they sleep should consult with their dental care provider or sleep specialist to find a way to manage this particular condition. In many cases a retainer or other type of mouth guard can be used to protect your teeth while you sleep. Contact South Houston Endodontics today for root canal treatment in Houston that gets results.

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Dr. Kevin K. Sameti

Dr. Sameti received his bachelor of science in Biology from the University of Houston, his dental degree from the University of Texas Dental Branch (Houston), and his Certificate in Endodontics from the Temple University. He is a Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Texas Dental Branch in Houston, where he volunteers to teach soontobedentists art and science of endodontics. He is a specialist member of the American Association of Endodontists. He also maintains membership in the American Dental Association, the Texas Dental Association, and the Greater Houston Dental Society. Last but not least, He loves saving teeth and takes great pride in his work!

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