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2017 i got gic filling done over my this teeth but. ..now from few days i developed a black spot .. around the filling ...( The red circle ones)
Also half of my this teeth is broken around ...
Can re- filling be done ..???
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Definitely can be done.
Just visit an Esthetic dentist near you and get a composite filling done
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Yes of course these can be refilled. Any dental treatment that you get done you need to visit for a follow-up every 6 months because fillings generally have a tendency to get dislodged from the margins. This is known as microleakage. So you need to visit your dentist, he or she will examine the tooth, clear the decayed portion of the tooth and do a refilling. It is better to go for a laser composite tooth colored filling.
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kindly visit your dentist and get the treatment done
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Don't ignore it as the decay might become deeper leading to sensitivity and pain subsequently.
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Yes it can be restored with composite resin restoration. The dentist would remove the decayed portion (as visible in the red circles) and would restore it with composite restoration
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You should visit your nearby dentist for the same at the earliest to prevent the spread of decay to the deeper layers of the teeth.
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