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Tooth cracks are often a result of an injury, but instances of grinding or clenching one’s teeth due to stress can damage teeth too. Here are some steps to recover from bruxism-related cracks, according to Delhi-based dentist Sachin Dhawan.
Don’t eat hard foods Chewing hard foods when suffering from stress-related tooth cracks increases the chance of fracturing them.
Practise good dental hygiene
Sounds simple, but is often the most ignored step. If you already have a cracked tooth, make sure to keep your teeth clean, so that they are not weakened by germs or infections.
Wear a mouthguard
If you play sports or are prone to grinding your teeth during sleep, wear a mouthguard so that the cracked tooth doesn’t develop further indentations.
Limit intoxicants
Caffeine, nicotine and alcohol aggravate bruxism, therefore, avoiding them reduces the chances of friction.
Don’t eat hard foods Chewing hard foods when suffering from stress-related tooth cracks increases the chance of fracturing them.
Practise good dental hygiene
Sounds simple, but is often the most ignored step. If you already have a cracked tooth, make sure to keep your teeth clean, so that they are not weakened by germs or infections.
Wear a mouthguard
If you play sports or are prone to grinding your teeth during sleep, wear a mouthguard so that the cracked tooth doesn’t develop further indentations.
Limit intoxicants
Caffeine, nicotine and alcohol aggravate bruxism, therefore, avoiding them reduces the chances of friction.
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