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How to reverse a very small cavity
Hi , I have a cavity the size of the mustard seed . Is there any way to reverse this? Will changing my toothpaste work ? Any recommendations?
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No, toothpaste won’t help you. You’ll need a restoration (filling). You should visit a dentist and get it checked.
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Best way is to get it filled
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You need to get the filling done
There is no other way to reverse the caries
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No toothpaste change won't help
Should get it restored by a dentist
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No toothpaste will not help .
Go for restoration of your tooth
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You can get your tooth restored for that small decayed portion in order to prevent further damage to the tooth .
Toothpaste won't make any difference in the reversal of it .
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Please visit your dentist to evaluate and help you better.
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No any toothpaste work
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visit dental clinic
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Dr. Pia Patel
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Hi,
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