Teeth can break for various reasons, including:
Biting on hard foods (ice, nuts, sweets)
Accidents or trauma (falls, sports injuries)
Tooth decay or weakened enamel
Old fillings or crowns that become loose or cracked
Bruxism (teeth grinding)
Regardless of the cause, it’s important to seek dental care quickly to prevent further damage or infection. Learn more.
Perfect for small chips and minor cracks, bonding involves using tooth-coloured composite resin to rebuild the shape of your tooth. It’s quick, pain-free, and often completed in just one visit.
For cosmetic restoration of front teeth, veneers provide a flawless, long-lasting solution. These custom-made porcelain shells cover the damaged surface and blend naturally with your smile.
For larger breaks or fractures that affect tooth strength, crowns offer both protection and function. Our high-quality ceramic or porcelain crowns are designed to restore the full structure of your tooth.
If the break exposes the nerve or leads to infection, root canal therapy may be necessary. We gently remove the damaged pulp, clean the canal, and protect the tooth with a crown to preserve it for years to come.
In severe cases where the tooth cannot be saved, we offer dental implants — a permanent, natural-looking solution that restores both aesthetics and function.
Experienced Dentists: Our skilled team has years of experience handling dental emergencies and cosmetic restorations.
Personalised Care: We assess each case individually and recommend the most appropriate, minimally invasive treatment.
Advanced Technology: We use digital scans, high-precision tools, and modern materials to ensure the best results.
Same-Day Emergency Appointments: If you're in pain, we prioritise your visit and offer urgent treatment to relieve discomfort.
Relieves Pain and Sensitivity
Restores Your Natural Smile
Prevents Infection and Further Decay
Improves Chewing and Speech
Boosts Self-Confidence and Oral Function
Proper aftercare ensures your restored tooth lasts as long as possible. Here’s what we recommend:
Avoid biting hard objects (pens, ice, hard sweets)
Maintain excellent oral hygiene: brushing, flossing, and using mouthwash daily
Visit us for routine check-ups and cleanings
Wear a mouthguard if you grind your teeth at night
Follow any specific care instructions given by your dentist
If you experience a broken or chipped tooth:
Rinse your mouth gently with warm water
Apply a cold compress to reduce swelling
Save any broken pieces if possible
Avoid chewing on the affected side
Contact us immediately to schedule an emergency appointment
Don't let a broken tooth affect your comfort or confidence. At York House Dental Practice, we provide reliable, gentle, and high-quality broken tooth repair services in West Byfleet, Surrey.
Call us at 019323 48864 or use our online booking system to schedule your appointment.
Principal Dentist at York House Dental Practice
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