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How often should i go for my check-up
Hi, how often should I go to my dentist for my dental check-up if I got tooth cavities and did crown and filling recently and having some sensitivity?
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6 to 8 months should be dental checkup.sensitivity should not last days.get your xray done opg.
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Once in 6months is a must
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Its better and recommended to visit the dentist in every six months.
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If your dental problems are treated and all procedures completed, you can visit your dentist once in every 6 months, to check the status of your dental health.
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Start brushing in the night everyday.
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Eat more whole foods than processed foods to avoid caries.
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Dr. Aarti Mohta
Dentist
21 yrs exp
Nagpur
If you have sensitivity on the treated tooth it is suggested that you visit the dentist now. Generally to keep proper oral health visit to dentist should be done every 6 months
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