A dentist uses Novocaine to anesthetize the area he will be working on so the patient does not feel pain during the procedure. Some people are allergic to Novocaine and can not tolerate the injection. Many people choose not to use any form of anesthesia. If you can handle the pain, you don't have to use it. My suggestion would be to ask the dentist to begin the procedure without it and see if you can handle it. If not ask for the injection. Only takes about 5 minutes to numb your mouth.
You may not need the x-ray, but your dentist may need the x-ray to make a correct diagnosis and properly treat the tooth. Follow your dentist's recommendations and let him/her do what they do to fix your tooth.
One would need restorative dentistry to fix a tooth that is damaged or to replace a tooth that is missing. A dentist could use a crown or a bridge to fix these issues.
A dentist can do a couple of things to a bad tooth. If the tooth is salvageable, the part that is bad will be carved or drilled out, then filled. If the entire tooth is bad, then the dentist will simply pry it out and offer options to replace it.
It depends on the insurance company, how much they cover, and the company that is willing to fix it.
Yes you can, I had a really bad abcess tooth for 8 days, then started taking smz tmp and 95% of the swelling has stopped. Next step is the dentist. There is no quick fix for an abcess tooth, eventually you have to see a dentist.
put some ground cloves on it until you get to a dentist
They drill out the decayed portion and create a pocket in the tooth. Then they fill the pocket with amalgam or an epoxy resin.
Go to the dentist! Never try to fix that kind of thing yourself it will only make it worse...yea the dentist can be expensive but it will cost you more later when you screw up your tooth!
It would be advisable to consult a dentist. There are many compounds from which artificial and crowned teeth are made, most of them can be repaired.
Go to your dentist. He can fix anything. If not then he can refer you to a cosmetic dentist. I have a gap in between my two front teeth and my dentist fixed it and it looks natural. Veneers are a great solution for tooth gaps.
If you are still numb, then be careful - you may bite down harder than you realize and hurt yourself or the filling. If you aren't numb, your filling should work as well as a real tooth. If it doesn't, your dentist needs to fix it or you need to find a new dentist.
The piece that broke off I don't think you could save, but if you have some tooth left, I belive you could get a filling or something. It also depends if it was an adult tooth. If it wasn't, then you don't have to worry. But if it is, then I think you should go see a dentist soon and see if they can help fix the tooth in any way. a dentist couldn't possibly answer this question