Unfortunately u have to go to dental clinic.

Hi if you see any discoloration it might be the cavity to visit the nearest dentist

Hello mam You should visit nearby dentist so that if the cavity is there or just started then early management is the best way to keep your dental health in a good condition.

Hi frankly patients can't know unless they visit a dental clinic for a check up. So visit a dentist . You will possibly also need x-rays. As some dental cavity are  not visible on the outside. Avoid self diagnosis. Hope this helped

Hello Get it check physically Brown or black spots on teeth reflects cavity

in the earliest form cavities or more accurately tooth decay is white in color. It then changes to brown and then black. Self assessment is not possible in early stages and for areas where visualization is not possible (for example between teeth and behind the posterior teeth).Visit your nearest dentist to get a full assessment

Hi brown spot on molar may b or may not b a cavity.u need to get properly diagnosed for that in clinic.u can visit our clinic rohini dental clinic and orthodontic centre in Sec 16 rohini Delhi.warm regards!

Brown spot & pain are symptoms of cavity , do visit your dentist

Brown spot may be cavity. And you have occasional pain as well, so better Visit a local dentist for physical evaluation and treatment (as required)

Hello the tooth have layers dentine , enamel then pulp If the cavity is in only extended till dentine pain will not be there if pain is there then do the iopa of the tooth will get to know if ots extending till pulp or not

Majority of the time, you will notice some discoloration (black/brown) on the tooth, which will be associated with food getting stuck over that area. Sensitivity / mild pain if the cavity is superficial and if the cavity is deep you might get moderate to severe pain.

If it is brown then it is starting stage of caries and you can restore with pit and fissure sealants . If it causing pain then you should need IOPA of particular tooth

Hi, Visit a dentist for a clinical evaluation of your teeth to know if you have a cavity and what is the cause of the occasional pain.

A black/brown spot may be caries. A very little brown spot is less likely to cause any pain though. It’s better to get a detailed examination done by a dentist as many a times the cavities may remain hidden and not visible to eyes.