Healthy tooth enamel is very durable. It is meant to give your teeth the strength to process and break down the foods you eat before swallowing. Unfortunately, there are still times when a tooth can be chipped or fractured. As time goes on small bacterial deposits can start to collect in the textures of the chipped tooth enamel. This could... read more »

When a tooth is chipped or fractured, the changes in the dental structure might not be immediately obvious. In time, the microscopic textures of the damaged tooth enamel could foster bacterial tooth decay or even leave the tooth increasingly vulnerable to a more severe dental fracture. Even if you don't experience heightened sensitivity or other symptoms of dental distress, you... read more »