Cavity status. The cavity ve reversed?

Hi mam. It's seems to be superficial cavity.. Plz visit near dentist and get examine clinically and also get radiograph of that tooth. If it's superficial get filling done.

Hey,visit the nearby dentist for consultation! If the dentist approves of a cavity its better to get it filled before it progresses deeper. And cavity cannot be reversed.

cavity cannot be reversed you should get filled  the cavity so it cannot grow .

Hello It would be better if you can get a cavity filling done

Thank you for sharing the pic. Looks like just a stain /arrested decay ,but appearances can be deceptive. No harm to get it checked by a dentist clinically ,if needed radiographically

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You may get it checked at a dental clinic . Once the cavity is formed u can't get it reversed but you can slow it's progression by maintaining oral hygiene. Early detection and treatment of cavities saves lots of time and money.

Hello and thank you for sharing your concern and photo. If the spot you're seeing is a non-painful cavity with no sensitivity, it’s likely in the early enamel stage or superficial dentin stage. Here's how to proceed:

Clinical Exam + X-ray (IOPA): A dental X-ray will help determine whether the cavity has progressed beyond enamel. If it's still in the outer enamel layer, you might not need a filling right away, but if it’s entered dentin, even without pain, a preventive filling is best. If cavity is shallow (enamel only): Good oral hygiene, fluoride toothpaste, and remineralizing agents (like GC Tooth Mousse) can help slow or possibly reverse early decay. Avoid sugary or acidic foods/snacks between meals. If it has entered dentin (visible as brown/black spot or soft area): Filling is strongly recommended even if it doesn’t hurt. Pain or sensitivity is not always present in early dentin caries — so don’t wait for symptoms to begin.

Brush twice daily with a fluoride toothpaste (at least 1000 ppm). Floss regularly to prevent interproximal decay. Use a soft toothbrush and avoid brushing too hard on that spot. Schedule a check-up every 6 months even if there are no symptoms. Feel free to visit your nearest dental clinic — a quick 5-minute clinical exam can give you the best answer. Early management is always better than waiting for it to become painful. Wishing you healthy smiles! — Dr. Nita Kalambe Shree Dental Care & Implant Center 📍Poladpur | Birwadi, Raigad Ask ChatGPT You said: this was the photo, i forgot to upload ChatGPT said: Thank you for sharing the photo. Dr. Nita Kalambe Dental Surgeon | Shree Dental Care & Implant Center, Poladpur After examining the image, here's my professional opinion: 🔍 Observation: There appears to be a small brown/black discoloration on one of the molars — likely in a pit or fissure. It doesn’t look very deep or broken down, and there's no obvious enamel collapse or cavity formation yet. ✅ What It Likely Is: This could be: A stain in the deep fissures (harmless and common) Or incipient caries (very early-stage cavity limited to enamel) Since you don’t have pain or sensitivity, it’s not urgent — but it should not be ignored. 🦷 My Advice: Visit your dentist for a clinical exam + IOPA X-ray. This will confirm if the discoloration is just a stain or an early cavity. If it’s a stain only: No filling needed. Fissure sealant can be applied for protection. Maintain excellent brushing habits. If it’s an incipient cavity: A preventive filling (pit and fissure restoration) is recommended. It's a quick, painless procedure and prevents future decay progression. 💡 Home Care Tips: Brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste Avoid sticky/sugary foods between meals Floss or use interdental brushes if adjacent teeth are involved Use a fluoride mouth rinse if recommended by your dentist ⚠️ Summary: ➡️ It’s always better to treat early than wait for pain. ➡️ Based on the photo, this is not reversible by home care alone — but very easily manageable if caught now. You’re doing the right thing by asking early — let me know if you need help finding a dentist near you or understanding the treatment cost/time. — Dr. Nita Kalambe Shree Dental Care & Implant Center 📍Poladpur | Birwadi, Raigad

hello ma’am, it looks like very initial caries. Please visit a dentist and get the cavity filled to prevent it from progressing further.

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Hello You have to get it filled it cannot be reversed, instead there are chances that it might increase with time. Dentsspa Dental Studio Pune

Hello! It is a confirmed cavity, you should get a filling done early.

Hi! Get a clinical examination done by a dentist and get the filling done as needed.

Hi, Visit a dentist and get a clinical examination done. Better to get a filling done.