
It’s time to call the dentist. The simple truth of the matter is that you depend on the strength of your enamel to block out bacterial growth, and you can lose that protection when you damage your smile. Enamel is even tougher than bone, but there are times when it can become compromised through injury or tooth decay. And when you do break a tooth, it’s important to let your dentist know what’s gone on.
With Dr. Jay Cook, DDS, at Family First Dental in Overland Park, KS, you’ve got someone who can help. Our office works with patients after they’ve experienced a cracked or broken tooth, and we understand how valuable it is to have a smile you can trust. Bacterial infection can start quickly after a tooth has broken, so if it has, schedule an examination and we can talk about your next steps.
Damaged enamel puts a smile at real risk of bacterial infection. Tell Dr. Cook, DDS about what’s happened, and we can plan our moves together.
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