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A tooth that just broke
Restorative & Prosthodontics for Castlebury Meadows Residents
A hard bite or a fall, and part of a tooth is gone. Start by calling the clinic. This page covers those first steps, then the ways a broken tooth can be rebuilt.
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From the first moments to the repair
Sudden damage, and what comes after it.
If you have just broken a tooth in Castlebury Meadows, or anywhere else in Winnipeg, phone (204) 338-3003 before anything else and explain what happened. In the meantime, rinse gently, save any pieces you can find, and avoid chewing on that side. A cool compress on the outside of the face may help if swelling develops.
After that first visit deals with immediate discomfort, sharp edges or risk to the tooth, the longer-term repair can be planned at our McPhillips Street clinic. Small chips may need only a direct restoration. Larger breaks raise questions about an onlay or crown, or whether the root is still sound.
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Save what you find
Any broken fragments are worth bringing along when you come in, so hold on to them if you can.
Painless can still be serious
A break that does not hurt may still have left the tooth exposed or weakened, so it deserves a call.
Repair matches the damage
How much tooth survives, and the state of its root, largely steer the kind of restoration you are offered.
Rebuilding afterward
Repair options after a break, for Castlebury Meadows residents
When any urgent need has been handled, these are treatments that may come up. Read them whenever you feel ready.
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Explore serviceHave an urgent concern? Call (204) 338-3003 to discuss availability.
After the phone call
Steady the tooth first, then rebuild it.
A broken tooth often means two stages of care, and sometimes more if the damage runs deep.
Request your visit- 01
Talk it through by phone
Say which tooth it is, how it broke, how much it hurts and whether anything is changing, so that urgency can be judged.
- 02
Assess and steady the tooth
Examination and appropriate X-rays reveal how far the fracture goes. Sharp edges or immediate risks are then addressed where that is possible.
- 03
Plan the lasting repair
Go over the realistic options and how many appointments each one requires, then arrange definitive treatment if it could not be finished at that visit.
Winnipeg North Dental
Unit-5 2358 Mcphillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 4J6Get directions (opens in a new tab)Where a broken tooth gets seen
Broken teeth are assessed on McPhillips Street.
Castlebury Meadows residents receive care at Winnipeg North Dental, Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg. Call first whenever possible, then use the directions link here.
Please do not rely on the form for a fresh break. It gets checked by the clinic later, whereas calling (204) 338-3003 lets you talk through availability with a person.
Questions about coverage?
Talk with our team before your visit or learn about CDCP.
A little clarity before your visit
Your questions, answered.
Helpful details about restorative & prosthodontics in Castlebury Meadows.
Ask our teamWhat should I do with the broken piece?
Keep it and bring it with you. The dentist can decide whether it has any role in the repair.
It does not hurt. Can this wait until next week?
Phone and describe it first, since lack of pain does not show how deep a fracture runs. The clinic can then advise how soon you ought to be seen.
Will a broken tooth need a crown?
Not always. A smaller break may suit a filling, a moderate one might call for an onlay, and a crown is considered when the tooth requires broader reinforcement.
Could a break mean a root canal is needed too?
It can, if the nerve has been affected by the fracture or by earlier damage. This may show up right away or develop later, so report any pain that lingers.
Will everything be fixed at the first appointment?
Sometimes. In other cases the tooth is stabilized that day, and a separate visit is arranged for the definitive repair.
When is a hospital the right place to go instead?
Call 911 or seek emergency medical care for trouble breathing or swallowing, severe facial swelling, uncontrolled bleeding, loss of consciousness or a serious facial injury. Dental care can follow afterward.
Should a Castlebury Meadows resident use the online form after a break?
No, please telephone instead, so the situation can be discussed. If a whole tooth has been knocked out, call immediately and see our Emergency Dentistry page for how to handle it.
Past the urgent stage?
Plan the repair for a damaged tooth.
If you have already been told a restoration is needed, send us the details. We will respond about timing.