Tooth Fractures treatment in San Pedro Tlaquepaque
If you are looking for tooth fractures treatment in San Pedro Tlaquepaque, you will find 7 specialists available, including general practitioner and gynecologist, in 10 clinics. Review profiles and ratings to make an informed decision.
Consultations from $500 MXN.
Tooth fractures are breaks or cracks in the dental structure that can range from small cracks in the enamel to breaks that affect deeper parts of the tooth. They can occur suddenly or develop little by little.
Common causes: They are usually related to blows or accidents, biting hard objects or food, wear or bruxism, and teeth weakened by cavities.
Common symptoms: There may be pain when chewing, sensitivity to cold or heat, rough edges, or, at times, no obvious discomfort.
When to see a doctor? It's advisable to seek prompt care after a blow or if pain or sensitivity appears, since an untreated fracture can get worse.
Which specialist treats it? The dentist evaluates the tooth and determines how to restore it; the maxillofacial surgeon steps in for more complex cases. Seeing a professional promptly helps preserve the affected tooth.
Which specialist to see for tooth fractures in San Pedro Tlaquepaque?
Doctors who treat tooth fractures in San Pedro Tlaquepaque
Dr. Juan Carlos Madriz Tapia
Dr. Emmy Hernandez
Dr. Raul Alejandro Pena Pelayo
Dr. Carlos Reyes
Dr. Sandra María Rodríguez González
Dr. Avelardo Gonzalez Gonzalez
Dr. Mary Muñoz
Frequently asked questions
Which doctor treats tooth fractures?
The treatment of tooth fractures is usually handled by specialists in acupuncturist, allergist, anatomical pathologist, anesthesiologist, audiologist, general surgeon, maxillofacial surgeon, plastic surgeon, dermatologist, gastroenterologist, geriatrician, gynecologist, clinical analyst, complementary therapist, aesthetic physician, general practitioner, naturopath, nephrologist, ophthalmologist, orthopedist.
How many doctors are available in San Pedro Tlaquepaque?
We currently have 7 doctors who can treat tooth fractures in San Pedro Tlaquepaque.