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• | Laceration: A laceration is the opening of soft tissue, causing bleeding and an open source for bacteria to cause infection. Some lacerations will heal without intervention, but this should be determined by a dentist, the mouth is exposed to considerable bacteria. |
• | Broken Teeth: A tooth that has been fractured, chipped, or broken. Broken teeth can be highly painful, especially if dentin is exposed. |
• | Avulsed or Knocked Out Teeth: A tooth that has been entirely knocked out of the socket. Time is of the essence, contact our office immediately, in some cases the tooth can be restored. |
• | Severe Jaw Pain: Severe or persistent pain in the jaw, in the joint, either when the jaw is at rest or when using the jaw. A jaw joint that has been disrupted can increasingly become a source of discomfort. |
• | Cracked Teeth: Tiny fractures or cracks can occur to teeth. This can be problematic as it creates space for bacteria to enter the tooth. |
• | Jarred or Dislodged Teeth: A tooth that has been jarred, shaken, or dislodged, can mean space has been created for bacteria to settle. This can lead to the death of the tooth, or the need for Root Canal Therapy. |
• | Limited Jaw Pain: Small or limited jaw pain can be a symptom of a potentially larger issue if the jaw has come out of alignment. Ignoring this issue can cause the issue to progress when the area becomes swollen or inflamed. |
• | Tooth Separated from Root: Known as a vertical root fracture, a separation of the tooth from the root can lead to the death of the tooth. |
• | Bone Trauma: Trauma to the bone including bruising or fracture. |
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Ann Arbor, MI 48104 Call (734) 973-0000
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