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Cavity & pain in lower second last molar
I think i have cavity in my lower right side second last molar , the cavity looks small in size from outside, i can feel a hole in that tooth when i glide my tongue over it, also i feel pain i.e low to medium intensity pain plus sensitivity. Medium pain only when eating, brushing etc and low pain when nothing in mouth. However , there is no pain when grinding teeth together. Do i need cavity filling ? I am attaching pictures of the tooth . Your opinion on this will be much appreciated. Thanks.
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A dentist will clinically examine you and take x rays for proper diagnosis and management of your problem. Kindly visit a dentist for the same.
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Yes there is a small cavity (pit and fissure cavity )visible with respect to 2nd molar …. Get it checked with the nearest dentist …. For sensitivity it might b due to caries or it might b due to dentin exposure …. ur doctor will check and let u know the exact treatment after examination…
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clinical examination and x rays are required to suggest a treatment plan Since u are already having pain I would recommend u visit the dentist and start with the treatment at the earliest
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answer to your question is yes you need dental restoration and the dentist assess the depth of the cavity and suggest the solution after clinical examination.
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Visit dentist and prevent the tooth from further decay
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