Cracked Teeth
Small cracks. Big consequences. Let’s catch them early.
Cracked teeth can be tricky or difficult to diagnose. Sometimes they hurt when you bite. Sometimes they don’t. The pain may come and go, which makes them hard to spot—but easy to ignore.
Common Signs of a Cracked Tooth:
Sharp pain when biting or releasing bite pressure
Sensitivity to hot or cold
Pain that comes and goes
Swelling near the gum line
Discomfort that’s hard to pinpoint
If you’re feeling any of these, especially in a tooth that’s had previous work, let’s take a look. Advanced imaging and microscope technology can reveal cracks that traditional X-rays often miss.
