Anecdotal evidence, but I can share my experience. I had a seizure (brought on by a 20+ hour migraine) and faceplanted on a hardwood floor, shearing off the bottom half of a front tooth that was protruding out of the line of the rest. After going to the hospital and getting other things taken care of, a dental student sealed it. The sealant did crack and fall out later. Since then my dentist asks if I want it fixed, but since it isn't a cutting hazard and I'm keeping it clean they said its only a cosmetic issue. So as said below: check with your dentist, and they can suggest the right action – Mar 6 '17 at 14:08.

More dangerous than healthy teeth, but not impossible to live with. Nickelodeon Rags Soundtrack. Tuneup Utilities 2011 Keygen Crack Serial. A cracked tooth has a higher risk of breaking, is less resistant to tooth decay, heat, cold, acid etc. The 2 most dangerous situations I can imagine: • If the weakened tooth breaks apart, its parts can be as dangerous as shards of glass in the mouth.

• If the injury leads to osteomyelitis, it might require a surgery. I'm not a doctor, I'm just guessing: if your tooth is cracked, see your dentist ASAP, as each case is unique. Ufc Undisputed 2011 Keygen Mac. (The photo in the question is my cracked tooth. I had an accident almost a year ago, landed my face on concrete, visited my dentist, used 25 g Elmex gel as she recommended. I still don't use this tooth, so fortunatelly it's still in its place and is painless.).

Cracked tooth syndrome (abbreviated to CTS, and also termed cracked cusp syndrome, split tooth syndrome, or incomplete fracture of posterior teeth), is where a tooth.