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Stain or cavity
I went to my dentist 4 months back and he said it is a stain
But am getting worried about it.
No pain
No sensitivity
No change in size
But when I click pic normally it's look like pin point dot brown or yellow or feels like shadow when I seem from selfie camera
But after rinsing brushing or normally drinking water it look black or dark brown
And the pic I attached is with macro camera
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From the picture and your description, it appears to be a small pit cavity on the tooth surface.
Even if you are not experiencing pain or sensitivity now, cavities can gradually progress deeper into the tooth. It is better to get it checked and filled early, before it reaches the deeper layers and starts causing sensitivity or pain.
Next Steps
I would recommend visiting a dentist for a clinical examination and a simple filling if required. Early treatment is quick, painless, and helps preserve the natural tooth structure.
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It is a Pit & Fissure cavity in the initial stage. They don’t produce sensitivity or pain unless later stages.
Next Steps
Seek help from an Experienced Dentist who uses pit & fissure sealants using Fissurotomy Burs. Since fissurotomy burs are micro burs, it is the best conservative method to restore the teeth without any destruction
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Hello,
Even though there is no pain or sensitivity, a dark pinpoint area in the pit of a molar can sometimes indicate early caries starting inside the groove.
Many cavities in the initial stage do not cause symptoms but can slowly progress internally. Since it has been present for a few months, I would recommend getting it clinically checked again and, if the area feels soft on examination, getting a small preventive restoration (filling) done.
Early restoration is simple, painless, and prevents the cavity from becoming bigger and requiring more extensive treatment later.
It is better to treat early than wait for symptoms to appear.
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