Ulomený přední zub: Co dělat, když se vám zub zlomil

When you break your front tooth, it’s not just about pain—it’s about your smile, your confidence, and your daily life. A ulomený přední zub, zubní poranění, které ovlivňuje estetiku a funkci čelisti. Also known as zlomený zub, it often happens during sports, accidents, or even biting into something hard. This isn’t something you can ignore—your front tooth is visible every time you speak, eat, or smile.

What you do in the first few hours after the break makes a huge difference. If you still have the broken piece, keep it moist in milk or saliva and bring it with you to the dentist. Even if it’s just a small chip, the nerve might already be exposed, and that means pain—or worse, infection—could follow. A zubní pohotovost, okamžitá stomatologická pomoc pro akutní poranění is your best friend here. Waiting until Monday won’t fix it faster—it’ll just make it more expensive and more painful.

There are several ways to fix a broken front tooth, and the right one depends on how bad the damage is. For small chips, a simple kompozitní výplň, estetická plastická náplň, která se přizpůsobí přirozené barvě zubu can restore the shape in one visit. If more than half the tooth is gone, a keramická fazeta, tenká keramická vrstva, která pokrývá celý přední povrch zubu might be needed. In severe cases, a crown or even an implant could be the only long-term solution. The key is not to guess—get it checked fast.

Many people think a broken front tooth is just a cosmetic issue. But it’s not. A cracked tooth can lead to infection, gum inflammation, or even tooth loss if left untreated. And while you might think you can manage with painkillers, that’s like putting a bandage on a broken leg. The damage is still there, and it’s getting worse.

You don’t need to panic, but you do need to act. Keep your mouth clean. Avoid chewing on that side. Use a cold compress if there’s swelling. And don’t wait for the pain to get worse—by then, it’s already too late for the simplest fix.

In the posts below, you’ll find real, practical advice from people who’ve been there. From what to do right after the break, to how much repairs cost, to how to prevent this from ever happening again. No fluff. No theory. Just what works.