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Cracked Tooth
A crack or fracture in a tooth that may cause sharp pain when chewing.
Sharp pain when bitingSensitivity to temperatureIntermittent discomfort
Learn more Cavities form when plaque acids gradually break down and damage the tooth surface.
Tooth decay happens when bacteria in plaque produce acids that wear away enamel and create cavities. Left untreated it can reach deeper layers and cause pain or infection. Early decay is often reversible, and dentists can restore affected teeth to protect them.
A crack or fracture in a tooth that may cause sharp pain when chewing.
Teeth that look yellow, stained or darkened from foods, drinks or aging.
Short, sharp discomfort in teeth triggered by hot, cold, sweet or acidic foods.