Dr. Yordanova – Specialist in Prosthetic Dental Medicine, Varna

Broken tooth repair in Varna

Medically reviewed by Dr. Iva Yordanova, specialist in prosthodontics ·

A fractured tooth is one with a chipped or cracked crown, which, depending on the size and depth of the defect, is restored directly with composite in a single visit or indirectly with a ceramic onlay or crown. A broken tooth is an unpleasant surprise, but in most cases it can be repaired quickly and invisibly – as long as you see a dentist in time. The sooner you come, the more of the tooth we can save and the gentler the treatment.

After treatment – Dr. Yordanova, specialist in prosthetic dental medicine, Varna
Before treatment – Dr. Yordanova, specialist in prosthetic dental medicine, Varna
Before
After

What should I do straight after breaking a tooth?

The right reaction in the first few hours makes the difference:

  • Keep the broken piece in a cup of milk or saline
  • Rinse your mouth gently with lukewarm water
  • For pain – a cold compress on the outside, no heat
  • Contact us as soon as possible for an urgent examination

How do we repair a broken tooth?

The method depends on the size of the fracture: small chips are built up with composite bonding at the first visit; larger defects are restored with a ceramic restoration or a crown; if the nerve is affected, we first carry out root canal treatment to save the tooth.

Why not put it off?

Even a small crack opens a path for bacteria into the inside of the tooth. Delayed treatment often turns a simple build-up into root canal treatment or an extraction – reacting in time saves time, discomfort and money.

Prices

TreatmentPrice
Composite filling, 1 surface€70
Composite filling, 2 surfaces€90
Composite filling, 3 surfaces€100
Bonding (direct composite restoration), per tooth, depending on the size of the defect€160–240

The final cost of treatment is set after an examination and an individual treatment plan.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can the broken piece of tooth be stuck back on?

Sometimes, yes – if the piece has been stored properly and the fracture is suitable. So keep it in milk and bring it with you.

Is repairing a broken tooth painful?

No – if needed we work under local anaesthesia. Small build-ups are often done without any.

I broke a tooth but it does not hurt. Is it urgent?

Yes, we recommend an examination within a few days. No pain does not mean the tooth is protected – exposed dentine is an entry point for caries and infection.

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