The treatment of a teeth fracture depends on the severity and location of the fracture. In the case of a minor fracture, where only a small portion of the tooth is affected, the dentist may use bonding or filling material to restore the tooth’s shape and function. For more extensive fractures that involve damage to the pulp (inner tissue), root canal therapy may be necessary to remove the damaged tissue and protect the tooth. Severe fractures may require the placement of a dental crown to strengthen and protect the remaining tooth structure. In cases of irreparable damage, extraction followed by tooth replacement options like dental implants or bridges might be considered. The appropriate treatment is determined after a thorough examination by a dental professional.