How Do You Fix Chipped Teeth Without A Dentist?
A chipped tooth usually results from a traumatic experience, according to Colgate.com. Trauma can include biting down on a hard object or receiving a blow to the face. A common incident for children is falling from a bike or a curb while playing outside. Deep cavities that have compromised the strength of a tooth also can cause that tooth to chip. If your tooth does chip, you can experience pain if the nerves in the pulp (the part of the tooth containing the nerves and blood vessels) are exposed to the elements, such as hot or cold temperatures. Steps to Fix a Chipped Tooth at Home Step 1 Save the piece or pieces of your chipped tooth. If the break was pretty clear-cut, a dentist might be able to temporarily cement the tooth back together. Step 2 Rinse your mouth with warm water, and rinse any saved tooth fragments under running water. If the chipped tooth continues to bleed, place a piece of gauze on the wounded area for about 10 minutes or until the bleeding subsides. Apply gentle pr
