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Management of cracked teeth

Author:

Dr. Gis George, Dr. Rejitha, K., Dr. Vedavathi, B., Dr. Ranjini, M. A. and Dr. Neeharika, G.

Subject Area:

Health Sciences

Abstract:

Cracked tooth is a distinct type of longitudinal fracture which may extend through one or both of the marginal ridges (through the proximal surface). It is caused by occlusal forces, either large forces on a normal tooth or normal force on a weakened tooth. Cracked tooth by itself is not a diagnosis, but is a clinical finding. A cracked tooth can act as a pathway for ingress of bacteria causing pulpal and/or periapical inflammation or disease. Early diagnosis followed by proper treatment planning and periodic follow up evaluation is the goal standard protocols in treating cracks.

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