Immediate care starts with fast diagnostics. Our dental office offers X-ray, point radiography, and CT scans of permanent teeth on the spot — essential for proper treatment of traumatic dental injuries, fractures, and dislodged teeth.
Dental injuries in children and adults require coordinated care. Our emergency dentist, oral surgeon, and endodontist work together to treat traumatic dental injuries, stabilize the tooth, and protect dental health.
We offer urgent dentist appointment slots for dental trauma. Whether it’s a knocked-out tooth, dislodged teeth, cracked tooth repair, or dental fracture management, you receive prompt treatment with a focus on saving your natural teeth.
At Dynasty Stomatology, we treat dental injuries in both adults and children. Our dentists provide services like broken tooth treatment, cracked tooth repair, dental splinting, emergency root canals, and dental restoration.
Even a small crack can lead to tooth loss if ignored. Call our dentist’s emergency number — our team will assess your tooth and provide immediate dental treatment if needed. Fast diagnostics and treatment options increase the chance of saving your tooth.
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Problem: Patient Sviatoslav presented with complaints of malocclusion, a deficient profile of the lower third of the face, and discomfort during mastication. Clinical and radiological examination revealed a skeletal Class II malocclusion (Angle classification, skeletal type). The occlusal disorder was associated with facial profile imbalance and required a comprehensive orthodontic-surgical approach.
Problem: Patient Kyrylo presented with complaints of malocclusion, inability to achieve proper occlusal contact, and pronounced facial asymmetry. Clinical examination revealed a skeletal Class III malocclusion, anterior open bite, and significant mandibular asymmetry. The occlusal disorder negatively affected masticatory function, speech, and facial aesthetics, requiring a comprehensive multidisciplinary approach.
Problem: Patient Hennadii presented with complaints of malocclusion, facial asymmetry, and discomfort during mastication. Clinical and radiological examination revealed a skeletal Class II malocclusion (Angle classification, skeletal type), combined with maxillary asymmetry and mandibular hypoplasia. The occlusal disorder negatively affected masticatory function, facial aesthetics, and overall facial harmony, requiring a comprehensive multidisciplinary approach.
Problem: The patient, Vadym, presented with complaints of unsatisfactory smile aesthetics and impaired chewing function. Clinical examination revealed significant wear of several teeth, the presence of old prosthetic restorations, as well as teeth with signs of inflammatory processes requiring retreatment of root canals. The condition of the dental arch required a comprehensive approach to restore both chewing function and harmonious smile aesthetics.
Problem: The patient presented with an aesthetic request to improve the shape, position, and color of the teeth. Examination revealed malocclusion, crowding in the anterior region, missing molars in positions 3.6 and 1.6, uneven occlusal load distribution, and several restorations requiring replacement. A bone deficiency in the area of tooth 3.6 was also identified.
Problem: The patient Oleh presented with concerns about spacing between the upper anterior teeth that negatively affected the smile aesthetics. The patient was seeking an aesthetic solution to close the gap while maintaining a natural appearance. Considering the patient’s young age (19 years), a minimally invasive treatment approach was selected.
Problem: The patient Vitalii presented with complete edentulism of both the upper and lower jaws. In the past, attempts were made to use removable dentures; however, the patient experienced significant difficulties adapting to them and did not achieve adequate comfort or stability. The patient’s main goal was to restore chewing function and aesthetics with a fixed prosthetic solution.
Problem: The patient Olena presented with concerns about smile asymmetry and unsatisfactory aesthetics caused by old restorations placed many years ago. Clinical examination revealed discrepancies in tooth height, shape, and color, which resulted in an unbalanced and non-harmonious smile. The patient’s main goal was a comprehensive aesthetic improvement and creation of a natural, symmetrical smile.
Problem: The patient, Olena, presented with complaints regarding a front tooth, the appearance of which caused discomfort during social interaction and reduced confidence when smiling. During examination, minor esthetic defects of adjacent teeth were also identified, requiring correction to achieve a harmonious smile.
Problem: The patient,Claudia, presented with dissatisfaction regarding the appearance of her teeth, which negatively affected her confidence while smiling and caused psychological discomfort. The teeth exhibited irregular shape and color, disrupting the harmony of the smile and reducing overall facial esthetic appeal. The case required a comprehensive approach to restore the natural appearance of the teeth and achieve harmonious smile esthetics.
Problem: The patient, Fedir presented with pronounced generalized tooth wear, which resulted in a reduced occlusal vertical dimension, altered tooth anatomy, and loss of smile esthetics. These defects also affected masticatory efficiency and caused psychological discomfort. The situation required a comprehensive approach to restore both function and harmonious esthetics of the dentition.
Problem: The patient, Vitalii, presented with a damaged posterior tooth that impaired masticatory function and affected the aesthetics of the dental arch. Previous endodontic treatment made conventional restorative procedures impossible, requiring a comprehensive approach to restore both function and anatomical integrity.
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There are several types of dental trauma, and injuries can range from mild to severe:
Ideally, within 30 minutes for the best treatment outcome. Keep the tooth moist — the safest method is to store the tooth in saline solution.
Avoid touching the root; hold the tooth by the crown and go to urgent care immediately. This greatly increases the chance of saving the tooth.
Even without pain, an unnoticed injury may involve root damage, cracks, or affected teeth and surrounding tissues. It’s essential to seek professional care to prevent infection or tooth loss.
Immediate treatment after a dental injury increases the chance of saving your tooth, preventing further complications, and avoiding expensive future procedures. Timely evaluation and treatment ensure the best care in urgent conditions.
Not all dental injuries feel urgent at first — but even minor oral trauma may cause hidden damage. A chipped or loose tooth may seem harmless, but without timely dental injury first aid, complications like infection, nerve damage, or tooth loss may follow. If you’ve experienced an accident, seek emergency dental care on the same day. Early diagnosis can save the tooth and minimize treatment.
Treatment depends on the depth and location of the crack. Minor surface cracks may only require cosmetic polishing or fillings. If the crack affects the inner layers or compromises the blood supply to the tooth, you may need root canal treatment under a dental microscope. For severely damaged teeth, we offer aesthetic crowns, full restoration, or dental implants — designed to look and feel like your natural teeth.
Yes, in most cases. Even if the damage seems severe, our specialists can stabilize, rebuild, or replace the tooth depending on how much structure remains. If the tooth may be saved, we’ll use composite restoration, a crown, or root therapy. If not, we’ll offer personalized options like implants or bridges. Our clinic in Prague uses innovative tools and pain-free methods — every oral trauma is treated with care, comfort, and aesthetics in mind.
Rinse your mouth, save any fragments, and seek dental care immediately. We provide chipped tooth treatment, broken tooth repair, and cosmetic options to restore your smile and dental health. Depending on the injury, restorative dental procedures such as bonding or crowns may be used.
Yes. Child dental trauma treatment is often required after falls, sports accidents, or play-related injuries. Quick attention helps avoid complications and ensures healthy development of both permanent and dislodged primary teeth.
Wear a sports mouthguard, avoid chewing hard objects, maintain oral hygiene, and attend regular check-ups. Dental first aid knowledge also improves outcomes in emergencies.
Our team provides high-quality dental care and treatment for traumatic dental injuries using advanced imaging like dental X-ray and diagnostics. We also offer tooth stabilization after trauma, crowns, splints, and treatment after tooth injury. Our team has delivered outstanding dental care, ensuring precision and comfort.
Rinse with warm water, save fragments, reduce swelling with an ice pack, and seek immediate help. At Dynasty Stomatology, we assess cracks, including cracked tooth restoration, and offer therapeutic treatment, veneers, or crowns, depending on the type of injury.
Time is critical. Gently rinse the tooth (do not scrub) and avoid touching the root. Try to place it back in the socket or store it in saline solution. Never transport it in water. This is a classic example of how to save a tooth: call your dentist and visit within 30 minutes — that increases the chance to save a knocked-out tooth and avoid tooth avulsion treatment or implants.
Recovery varies depending on severity. Minor cases heal quickly; more complex injuries require stabilization, follow-up X-rays, and control of inflammation. With the right plan, you can fully recover from traumatic dental injuries, supported by our follow-up care.
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