A SMALL CHIP. A QUICK, BEAUTIFUL FIX.

Chipped Tooth

Restore your smile’s natural beauty with fast, comfortable, and long-lasting solutions for chipped or broken teeth.

What Causes a Chipped Tooth?

A chipped tooth can happen to anyone from a sports injury or accidental bite to everyday wear and tear. Even a small chip can affect the look and strength of your smile. The good news? It’s a common problem and usually easy to fix with modern, cosmetic dentistry.

Common Causes:

OUR TREATMENT PROCESS

A Simple Fix for a Stronger, Prettier Smile

Quick, comfortable, and minimally invasive treatment often completed in just one visit.

Step 1
Examination

We assess the chip, check your bite and overall tooth health.

Step 2
Digital Imaging

We may take digital X-rays or photos for precise planning.

Step 3
Tooth Preparation

A minimal amount of tooth is prepared, if needed.

Step 4
Restoration

We rebulid the tooth using high-quality, natural-looking composite or porcelain.

Step 5
Beautiful Smile

You leave with a smooth, strong and natural-looking smile.

Natural Results, Lasting Confidence

We use advanced, minimally invasive techniques to repair chipped teeth and blend the restoration seamlessly with your natural smile.

Safe, Comfortable, Trusted.

Your safety, comfort and long-term oral health are our top priorities. Our experienced team is here to guide you every step of the way.

Board Certified Implant Specialist

Sterile & Safe Environment

Personalized Patient Care

Working Hours

Monday 

8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Tuesday

8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Wednesday

8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Thursday

6:30 AM-3:30 PM

Friday-Sunday

Closed

24/7 Emergency

(480) 280-6170

Common Questions

Why Do Teeth Get Chipped?

Injuries or facial trauma, chewing, biting, and bruxism can chip teeth. Moreover, several factors can weaken the enamel and increase the likelihood of a chipped tooth, including tooth decay, consumption of sugary and acidic foods, acid reflux, previous dental work, and aging.

Any dental concern should not be ignored. Visit your dentist to determine the best procedure and avoid worse problems. Waiting is never a good idea, no matter how tiny the chips are.

Schedule a same-day visit if there is pain, sensitivity, or deep damage.

Treatment depends on the severity. Your dentist may polish, bond, fill your teeth, or place veneers over them. If your case involves exposed nerves, a root canal procedure might be necessary, followed by crowns.

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