Dr. Peter Cameron
Our clinic will be closed from 1pm on December 24th, reopening on January 5th 2026. Happy Holidays!

Can I brush my teeth if my tooth crown fell off?

Yes—you should continue to brush your teeth even if you've lost a crown. You'll need to brush gently and carefully around the open space, being careful not to irritate your gums. 

You should also contact your Charlestown dentist as soon as possible. We'll need to assess your situation and determine the best way to restore your smile.  

If your crown is not damaged, we may be able to replace it back into its home. Otherwise, we may need to make a new crown to replace it and restore your smile and dental health. 

To protect your dental health, continuing your regular oral home care routine is essential while restoring your smile. 

Contact Charlestown Dental Care

Losing a restoration like a dental crown or filling can cause sensitivity and pain and damage neighbouring teeth if not treated. So, even if you don't experience pain or sensitivity, repairing your tooth is essential.

Our team is here for you when emergencies like a crown falling off arise, so don't hesitate to contact us if you have questions or concerns about dental crowns in Charlestown. 

Routine visits to our dental clinic for professional teeth cleans and exams will also protect your restoration, so please reach out if it's time to arrange your next dental booking.  

Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.
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