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It’s Not Always a Cavity
3 Steps to Avoiding a Painfu l Dental Fracture THE THAI REPORT:
simultaneously destroying your teeth. A retainer or oral appliance can prevent your teeth from grinding and help you sleep better.
Dental and oral health advice from Dr. Bao Thai’s other half at Swisher Dental.
Most people blame cavities for all dental pain, but many times, the cause is actually a tooth fracture. These hairline fractures are hard to spot, but they cause a great deal of pain. Even a small crack in your tooth exposes the soft pulp inside, which contains nerves and blood vessels. You can suffer from a tooth fracture even if you brush and floss every day. Here are some things you can do to reduce your likelihood of fracturing a tooth. Careful what you put on the menu. Many fractures are caused when patients bite down on something that can damage their teeth. Hard candy, ice, and popcorn kernels are common culprits, but we also see patients who have fractured their molars while gnawing on a pen cap. Be attentive about what you put in your mouth and try to avoid hard foods. Don’t clench or grind your teeth. Some people grind their teeth when they are stressed or angry, but many who grind their teeth do so while asleep. A symptom of sleep disorders, grinding opens airways while
Keep your teeth protected. If you or a family member participate in rough contact sports, like soccer, football, or rugby, be sure to wear a mouthguard or protective mask. These strategies can help prevent future fractures, but if you currently suffer from dental pain when you chew or eat something hot or cold, then you likely already have a fracture and need to seek treatment right away. Fixing a fracture is a relatively simple process using the crowns offered at Swisher Dental. This month only, we have a special offer to help everyone struggling with a fracture live pain-free again! Patients who do not have dental insurance get $100 off their first crown from now until Saturday, June 30, 2018. Call 940-312-6939 today to take advantage of this limited time offer. –Dr. Suzanne Thai
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