Saving Your ToothChances are that you or an immediate family member have a condition that merits concern about the decision to save a tooth. Relax! There are many reasons to save a compromised tooth, and in most cases, they far outweigh the loss of a tooth. Making the choice to save your tooth today can make a significant difference in the way you chew, talk, smile and interact with others. Retaining your natural teeth for a lifetime helps ensure a more youthful appearance and social ease as well.What Are The Most Common Causes Of Tooth Loss?Often, people seek out emergency dental care when they are in pain. Some of the most common reasons for emergency visits to the dental office include: A Broken Or Fractured Tooth An Abscess (Infection) Of The Pulp (Nerve) Of The Tooth A Periodontal (Gum) Infection Or Inflammation Mobile (Loose ) Teeth A Badly Decayed Tooth A Lost Filling A Knocked Out (Avulsed) Tooth.
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