Ulomený přední zub: Co dělat hned po úrazu a jak ho opravit

When you break a front tooth, it’s not just about the pain—it’s about your smile, your confidence, and whether you can eat or speak normally. A ulomený přední zub, zubní úraz, který ovlivňuje viditelné zuby a často vede k estetickým i funkčním problémům. Also known as poškozený řezový zub, it’s one of the most common dental emergencies, especially in kids, athletes, and people with active lifestyles. The good news? In most cases, it’s not a lost cause. Modern dentistry can fix it quickly, often in one visit, with results that look and feel natural.

What happens right after the break? First, don’t panic. If you find the broken piece, keep it moist—put it in milk or saliva. Don’t scrub it. Then, rinse your mouth with warm water and apply a cold compress to reduce swelling. Pain? Take an over-the-counter painkiller. But don’t wait. Even if the break seems small, the inner pulp might be exposed, and infection can start fast. A zubní úraz, přímé poškození zubu způsobené nárazem, pádem nebo dopadem. Also known as trauma zubu, it requires professional evaluation within 24 hours. Left untreated, even a tiny chip can lead to sensitivity, discoloration, or worse—root infection.

So how do you fix it? The solution depends on the damage. For small chips, a zubní kompozit, estetický plastický materiál, který se připevňuje k zubu a obnovuje jeho tvar a barvu. Also known as kompozitní plomba, it’s the go-to fix for minor breaks. It’s fast, affordable, and blends perfectly with your natural tooth. For larger breaks, a crown or veneer might be needed. But in many cases, dentists can rebuild the tooth right there in the chair using layered composite material. No drilling, no long waits. Just a natural-looking smile in under an hour.

And if you’re wondering whether this is something only a specialist can handle—no. Most general dentists are trained to handle front tooth repairs. You don’t need to wait weeks for an appointment. Many clinics, including ours, offer same-day fixes for broken front teeth. That’s why knowing where to go when your regular dentist is closed matters. A nouzová zubní péče, okamžitá léčba zubních úrazů mimo běžné pracovní hodiny. Also known as zubní pohotovost, it’s not a luxury—it’s a necessity. If you break a tooth on a weekend or after hours, don’t assume you have to suffer until Monday.

What you’ll find below are real, practical guides from patients who’ve been through this. From what to do in the first 30 minutes after the accident, to how to choose between composite repair and veneers, to how to prevent future breaks—you’ll get clear answers without the jargon. No fluff. No marketing. Just what works.