Just broke my tooth

Nomadspy

It's not a big part of the tooth just little piece from the top barely visible.Thought everything is ok and i can keep living normal life until i had to eat this morning.It was very painful to bite my food

No problem with the soft food though!I'm scared because right now i'm in very rural part of the country for few days and the "people" here never heard of dentist

A very sad chapter of my existence...

Brasky · 04-28-2012, 13:56 | posts: 1,305 | Location: BBQ Capital of the World

as long as it's comfy and not annoying you don't worry about it, i chipped a small piece out of one of mine a few months ago and i really haven't minded.

Palerider · 04-28-2012, 19:13 | posts: 4,352 | Location: Toledo Ohio

When I was in about 5th or 6th grade, I broke half my front tooth. They gave me a temporary cap and said I'd probably have to have a permanent one in a year or two. I'm 42 and still have it

Brasky · 04-28-2012, 19:48 | posts: 1,305 | Location: BBQ Capital of the World

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Originally Posted by Palerider

When I was in about 5th or 6th grade, I broke half my front tooth. They gave me a temporary cap and said I'd probably have to have a permanent one in a year or two. I'm 42 and still have it

That's some impressive dental work right there. Got your money's worth

Nomadspy · *Last edited by Nomadspy; 04-28-2012 at 20:18.*

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Originally Posted by Brasky

as long as it's comfy and not annoying you don't worry about it, i chipped a small piece out of one of mine a few months ago and i really haven't minded.

It's not annoying but i'm eating my food with fear right now.

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Originally Posted by Palerider

When I was in about 5th or 6th grade, I broke half my front tooth. They gave me a temporary cap and said I'd probably have to have a permanent one in a year or two. I'm 42 and still have it

When i was 3rd grade i had to use the services of the school dentist (some fat bitch) and year later the two fillings she put me just fell off

.Now i have new dentist a really old lady and she makes my teeth perfect.

Year · 04-29-2012, 08:57 | posts: 11,660 | Location: ♫

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Originally Posted by Nomadspy

It's not a big part of the tooth just little piece from the top barely visible.Thought everything is ok and i can keep living normal life until i had to eat this morning.It was very painful to bite my food

No problem with the soft food though!I'm scared because right now i'm in very rural part of the country for few days and the "people" here never heard of dentist

A very sad chapter of my existence...

you need to see a dentist soon, whenever you feel pain you are effectively torturing the nerve to various degrees, and the nerve might eventually get infected and possibly die, your face will swell and the pain will be excruciating and constant, the pain is 1000 times worse than 5 bullets to the knee.

trust me on this.

dockap · 04-29-2012, 19:09 | posts: 269 | Location: India

It is not the nerve which gets infected but the pulp tissue which causes the pain actually when they do root canal treatment first they kill the nerve of the affected tooth. I think due to the broken off piece he is having increased sensitivity due to which hes feeling pain. If its a very small piece you can leave it like that but if its bigger than you may need a cap for the affected tooth. This is for your dentist to decide.

Agent-A01 · 04-29-2012, 20:36 | posts: 5,634 | Location: USA

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Originally Posted by Year

you need to see a dentist soon, whenever you feel pain you are effectively torturing the nerve to various degrees, and the nerve might eventually get infected and possibly die, your face will swell and the pain will be excruciating and constant, the pain is 1000 times worse than 5 bullets to the knee.

trust me on this.

yes. try 3 root canals and 2 of them being "one of the worst cases the dentist has ever seen" no amount of anesthetic injected directly into your nerves will stop the pain nor does laughing gas help. by far the worst pain in my whole life and i had to get it done twice. just imagine doing a root canal without anesthetics.

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You do NOT want to end up getting a "Root Canal" they farking hurt! especially on your two front teeth (your top ones). I had two done and the pain you get after getting the nerve taken out just plain sucks! (some woman claim it's as bad as having a baby) so that's telling you something.

Get it capped dude, FFS don't wait.

agreed. dont wait too long or you'll have to get a root canal.

Nomadspy · 04-29-2012, 21:00 | posts: 695 | Location: Bulgarian Empire

I will fix it ASAP that's for sure.

airbud7 · 04-29-2012, 21:11 | posts: 2,015 | Location: Evans Ga,USA

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Originally Posted by Nomadspy

I will fix it ASAP that's for sure.

I wish I would Have(Im on the right)

Nomadspy · 04-29-2012, 22:43 | posts: 695 | Location: Bulgarian Empire

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I wish I would Have(Im on the right)

You are beautiful as you are,with or without a tooth

Mikedogg · 04-29-2012, 19:17 | posts: 2,872 | Location: The Freak Show - Earth.

You do NOT want to end up getting a "Root Canal" they farking hurt! especially on your two front teeth (your top ones). I had two done and the pain you get after getting the nerve taken out just plain sucks! (some woman claim it's as bad as having a baby) so that's telling you something.

Get it capped dude, FFS don't wait.

elkosith · 04-30-2012, 05:20 | posts: 892 | Location: Indonesia

try sensodyne. it works for me

Nomadspy · 04-30-2012, 09:28 | posts: 695 | Location: Bulgarian Empire

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Originally Posted by elkosith

try sensodyne. it works for me

Actually my brother uses it.I'm going to steal it

elkosith · 05-01-2012, 05:13 | posts: 892 | Location: Indonesia

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Originally Posted by Nomadspy

Actually my brother uses it.I'm going to steal it

lol

I bit the spoon while eating a few months back and broke a small piece of my tooth.
I used about 2 tubes of sensodyne and now i don't feel pain anymore, well at least not as much as before.

Brasky · 05-01-2012, 06:50 | posts: 1,305 | Location: BBQ Capital of the World

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Originally Posted by elkosith

lol

I bit the spoon while eating a few months back and broke a small piece of my tooth.
I used about 2 tubes of sensodyne and now i don't feel pain anymore, well at least not as much as before.

I might have to start using that, i just went to the dentist and he said all is well, but i have a little pain in between two teeth.

Nomadspy · 05-01-2012, 09:08 | posts: 695 | Location: Bulgarian Empire

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Originally Posted by elkosith

lol

I bit the spoon while eating a few months back and broke a small piece of my tooth.
I used about 2 tubes of sensodyne and now i don't feel pain anymore, well at least not as much as before.

OMG i broke my tooth with spoon TOO! xD There was some melted sugar on it and it was to damn hard to crack it