• 03-5413-7912

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    (Telephone reception: 9:30-12:30/14:00-17:30)

  • Directly connected to Roppongi Station Midtown Tower 6F

    Clinic days: Monday-Saturday 9:30-12:30/14:00-17:30
    Closed: Sundays and public holidays

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03-5413-7912

By appointment only(Telephone reception: 9:30-12:30/14:00-17:30)

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Chipped or missing teeth

Chipped or missing teeth

Causes of chipped or missing teeth

Teeth can become chipped or lost due to injuries sustained during exercise, trauma from traffic accidents, problems with the oral environment, etc. The main causes of tooth loss are as follows:

  • Caries
  • Periodontal disease
  • Accidents and injuries
  • Teeth undergoing treatment
  • Bruxism

First aid methods

The treatment will vary depending on the cause, but in all cases, one thing is common: you need to receive dental treatment as early as possible.

If a tooth is knocked out due to an accident or injury, it may be possible to put it back in place through treatment. The knocked-out tooth should be stored in milk or saline to protect the nerve.

If there is any bleeding in your mouth, rinse it gently with water. Avoid touching the wound as this can lead to bacterial infection.

Treatment Menu

In case of tooth decay

Even if you only see a small hole on the surface, the cavity may have spread internally. If you bite something hard with a tooth weakened by a cavity, the tooth may chip.

Click here for more information on dental caries treatment

In case of periodontal disease

As periodontal disease progresses, the gums recede, exposing the roots of the teeth. These roots are prone to cavities, and as the disease progresses, the teeth may break or fall out.

Click here for more information on periodontal disease treatment

In case of trauma

Teeth can fall out or be chipped due to injuries sustained during sports or the impact of a traffic accident. By preserving the fallen tooth and preventing it from drying out, it may be possible to save the tooth if treatment at a hospital arrives in time.

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  • By appointment only

  • Telephone reception hours
    9:30~12:30/
    14:00~17:30

  • Medical time

  • Mon-Sat: 9:30-12:30/
    14:00~17:30

  • Closing days

  • Sunday · holiday

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〒107-6206 9-7-1 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Midtown Tower 6F

・ Directly connected to Roppongi Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line and Toei Subway Oedo Line

・ 3 minutes walk from Exit 7 of Nogizaka Station on the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line

・ 1 minutes walk from Exit 8 of Roppongi-itchome Station on the Tokyo Metro Namboku Line

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