Do you feel pain when you bite or release, or sensitivity to hot or cold that comes and goes? These are classic signs of a cracked tooth. Our team can pinpoint the problem with careful testing and X-rays.
Yes. A tiny crack can irritate the pulp, leading to inflammation, infection, and constant pain if ignored. Early diagnosis can stop damage in its tracks.
Teeth can develop craze lines, fractured cusps, treatable vertical cracks, root fractures, and split teeth. Many are fixable with endodontic care. Our specialists identify the type and plan the best treatment for you.
Yes. Superficial craze lines are usually harmless, and a fractured cusp is often fixed with a dental crown and no root canal. An exam at Augusta Endodontic Center helps you know where you stand.
When a crack reaches the pulp, a root canal can remove infection, relieve pain, and save the tooth. Some root fractures may be helped with endodontic surgery. Our goal is to keep your natural tooth whenever we can.
We listen to your symptoms, examine your tooth, take X-rays, and may use 3D imaging. Gentle tests help us find hidden cracks and create a tailored plan.
Often, yes—and only a thorough evaluation can tell for sure. Many cracked teeth can be saved with timely endodontic care. Don’t wait for constant pain. Call Augusta Endodontic Center at
to protect your smile.