What should I do if a piece of the inner part of my tooth falls off?

If you often eat hard food, the wear and tear on your teeth will be great, and it may even cause a piece of the inner tooth to fall off. However, the chance of this happening is very low. If you find that a piece of the inner tooth has fallen off, don't worry. Check if it is the medicine used to fill the tooth or the tooth. It may also be dental plaque, etc. So what should you do if a piece of the inner tooth has fallen off?

First, what should I do if a piece of the inner side of the tooth falls off? First of all, we have to point out that if it is a small piece that falls off the side of the lower tooth close to the tongue, the most likely possibility is dental plaque, and dental plaque is mostly like a brown or yellow hard substance, but it can usually be picked off with your fingernails. Secondly, this kind of dental plaque is mostly due to the long-term accumulation of bacteria and food residues on the neck of the teeth, which is formed by mineralization over time. Generally, it will appear in some dead corners that we often don’t pay attention to when brushing our teeth. If this happens, you should go for a teeth cleaning. Finally, if this happens, many people think that nothing is wrong and will not take relevant measures. Then, over time, it may cause periodontitis, gingivitis, bleeding teeth, and may also cause loose teeth, and finally may cause teeth to fall out.

Second, there is tartar in the mouth, which needs to be cleaned by teeth cleaning. Teeth cleaning is a process in which doctors use professional tools to easily remove tartar from the teeth. After removing dental tartar, you should strengthen oral cleaning, develop good habits of brushing your teeth in the morning and evening, and rinsing your mouth after meals, and brush your teeth carefully, for no less than 3 minutes each time.

What should I do if a piece of the inner side of my tooth has fallen off? If tooth decay is still in the early stages and the tooth is not damaged much, fluoride treatment can be used to re-calcify the tooth tissue; if the tooth is damaged more and the pulp has not been damaged, the tooth can be filled to restore the appearance and chewing power of the tooth; if the tooth is damaged to the point of damaging the pulp, root canal treatment is required to remove the corrupted substances in the pulp cavity to block the development of tooth decay.