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Weymouth Street Paediatric Dentistry, 33 Weymouth Street, London, W1G 7BY
Weymouth Street Paediatric Dentistry, 33 Weymouth Street, London, W1G 7BY
Fractured permanent front teeth need long-term monitoring. If the nerve of the tooth is not exposed, there is still a risk that the nerve may die due to the impact of the trauma.
Once the fractured tooth is restored using a white filling material, these teeth can remain a little sensitive for a few months following the restoration.
Nail-biting can damage the restoration and therefore should be avoided.
General Information
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- Guide to tooth decay in children »
- Prone to decay? »
- Teeth grinding in babies: a guide
- Fluoride and children »
- Fill or not to fill? »
- Which drink? »
- Ways to protect your child’s teeth »
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