Ulomený zub: Co dělat, když se vám zub rozbil a jak ho zachránit

When you break a tooth, it’s not just a cosmetic issue—it’s a medical emergency. A ulomený zub, poškozený zub, který může vést k infekci, bolesti a trvalé ztrátě. Also known as zubní poranění, it requires immediate attention because the longer you wait, the harder—and more expensive—it becomes to fix. Whether it’s a front tooth from a fall or a molar from biting down on something hard, the damage doesn’t stop at the surface. Beneath the crack or chip, bacteria can sneak in, nerves can get exposed, and the whole tooth can start to die.

What happens next depends on how bad the break is. If it’s just a small chip, a simple filling or composite restoration might be enough. But if the break goes deep—past the enamel, into the dentin or even the pulp—you’re looking at root canal treatment, a crown, or possibly even a zubní implantát, trvalé řešení, které nahrazuje ztracený zub kořenem i korunkou. And if multiple teeth are damaged, you might need a full rekonstrukce chrupu, kompletní obnova funkce a vzhledu celého ústního ústrojí. These aren’t just dental procedures—they’re life-changing fixes that restore your ability to eat, speak, and smile without fear.

Many people think they can wait until Monday, but every hour counts. If the tooth is completely knocked out, hold it by the crown (not the root), rinse it gently with milk or saliva, and try to reinsert it. If you can’t, keep it moist and get to a dentist within 30 minutes. Even for smaller breaks, delaying care increases the risk of infection, which can spread to your jawbone or even your bloodstream. That’s not just a dental problem—it’s a health risk.

You might be worried about cost, but ignoring the problem costs more. A quick fix now saves you from needing implants, bone grafts, or long-term pain management later. The good news? Most clinics, including ours, offer emergency slots for exactly this kind of situation. You don’t need to suffer through the weekend. You don’t need to guess what to do. You just need to act.

In the posts below, you’ll find real, practical answers to the most common questions about broken teeth: what to do right after it happens, how much it costs, what treatments are available, and how to prevent it from happening again. We cover everything from emergency first aid to long-term restoration options—no fluff, no jargon, just what works.