I have problem of tooth cavity for 1year. I had consulted a doctor and he had filled a tooth of mine with a substance I don't know.but cavities are developing in many teeth by the time.
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if you are having cavities then you should get them filled and if they are deep reaching the pulp then get RCT done for them. Consult your dentist for all this.
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At your age cavities tend to develop with poor oral hygiene, brushing twice daily, flossing and regular dental checkup once in six months helps in preventing cavities. Certain medications can reduce salivation and that can be delirious.
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Check with your dentist and start using GC tooth mousse.
New cavities develop due to poor oral hygiene habits like proper brushing and not maintaining teeth cleanliness.Visit your dentist for getting tips on maintaining good oral hygiene.Get the newly developed cavities treated ASAP and follow regular follow-ups with dentist after every 6 months to make sure dental care is intact.For any more query or treatment visit us today.Dr Ratnika Agarwal , Dental Surgeon/Owner of Smile Up Dental Care & Implant Center ,PUNE.We offer Dental and cosmetic treatments for all age group.
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you need to see a dentist and get the new cavities restored and also get an x-ray done and check if the old restoration is not causing any problems.
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Dr Sumanmakam
Preventing the formation of new cavities depends a lot on good oral hygiene habits. Ask your dentist about preventive measures and follow it regularly to prevent new cavities.
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get existing cavities treated and learn oral hygiene habits to prevent new cavities.
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insist on a demo using teeth models from your dentist
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