Do all broken teeth need root canal treatment? Tooth breakage is a problem that can happen to any person at any age due to falling, impact, tooth decay or even too much pressure while eating. Most people are worried in such cases and think that a broken tooth always needs root canal treatment. The reason for tooth breakage is not always the same and the severity of the damage can be different. The most common reasons for tooth breakage are: - Direct impact on the teeth: such as falling down, accidents or hitting hard objects during sports - Tooth decay: When a tooth decays, its resistance decreases and even normal pressure can cause it to break. When does a broken tooth need root canal treatment? Sometimes it becomes clear that without root canal treatment, the tooth cannot remain healthy and serious problems may arise. Root canal treatment is necessary when the soft tissue inside the tooth, i.e. the pulp of the tooth, which includes the nerve and blood vessels, has been damaged or exposed to infection. Some teeth can be repaired with simpler and less invasive methods... these teeth usually have a superficial fracture and only a small part of the tooth enamel or a little bit of dentin is damaged, without affecting the inner soft tissue of the tooth or its nerve.. when the tooth pulp is healthy, the tooth still has its natural ability to chew and maintain oral health and there is no need for root canal treatment to fill the teeth.. composite veneers... and prevent the development of further decay or fracture.... usually These teeth do not have severe pain or long-term sensitivity, and the gums around them are healthy, so they do not need aggressive treatments.. Methods of treating a broken tooth without pulling the nerve If the tooth is broken, but the nerve and internal tissue remain intact, the tooth can be repaired without the need for denervation or root canal treatment. These methods are simpler, less invasive and faster, and usually do not cause much pain and discomfort. There are several common options for treating a fractured tooth without denervation, each with its own advantages: - Tooth filling: When the fracture is small and only the outer part of the tooth or a little bit of dentin is damaged, tooth filling can restore it. The filling material not only restores the natural shape and appearance of the tooth to its previous state, but also prevents decay and further damage. It doesn't take long.... To treat the root of a broken tooth, see the best specialist.. To treat a broken tooth and make sure whether it needs root treatment or not, it is very important to see a skilled and experienced dentist.. **Dr. Amir Abbas Meshari**, a dental restoration and treatment specialist in Tehran, with years of experience in the field of care and treatment of damaged teeth, can thoroughly examine your teeth and gums. That is the best do the procedure for tooth loss and your tooth loss.. being normal..... Dr. Mashari will also explain all the care points before and after the treatment so that the recovery period will be easier and painless and reduce the possibility of infection, swelling or pain.