Tooth decay

2018-03-08 09:39:22
Apologies for not being clear iny last post, I assume I have a tooth decay on my right theeth as in picture.. how long can I wait to show it to a dentist for treatment and if there is any thing I can do to stop it from worsening
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Decay once started in a tooth will not heal itself. You need to go and get it treated.
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visit a dentist ASAP the longer you wait the bigger your bigger your problem.

Answered2018-03-08 14:42:01

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Hello! Sir as per the picture , your wisdom tooth is decayed.According to me, you should get it extracted as soon as possible.
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Do gargles and if you feel pain, take a pain killer.
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In the picture, their is another cavity. You should get it filled immediately.

Answered2018-03-08 09:58:30

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yes, you can show it to dentist whenever you have time but don't delay too much. maintain proper oral hygiene like tooth brushing twice a day and use mouth wash.

Answered2018-03-08 09:51:02

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U are waiting for wat? It 'l not go by its own. U have to take treatment. Now it can get restored by Dental filling, otherwise it will go for rct if u wait.

Answered2018-03-08 12:39:33

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