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Mild Pain in the cavity of a tooth
I don't have any severe pain but mild pain in the enamel cavity. Cavity is growing bigger and bigger day by day. New teeths have also started getting damage. Sometimes bad breath also happens. Please help me.
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Take an x-ray to check the extent of the cavity.if its not deep then an appropriate restoration should be done to the earliest.
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visit a nearby dentist to have proper advice.
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mean time u can use mouthwash to get rid of the bad breath.
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If the cavity is not very deep u need to fill tje cement on it.
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visit the dentist
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cavity will increase day by day and it worsen.
and also it cost more for the treatment so visit the dentist.
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Please visit your dentist.
If the cavity is not very deep a filling would be sufficient.
If its deep, RCT will be required followed by a crown.
And for the bad breath, get a complete scaling and polishing done. You ll also be instructed on how to maintain your oral hygiene and brushing techniques.
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hello, you need to visit the dentist and get it checked.get an x-ray done. if there is a cavity, you need to get it filled. if there is infection to root of tooth , you need to get it treated.and then place crown over it.
bad breath could be due to deposits on your teeth or food lodged in your gums. get your scaling and polishing done. brush twice daily. rinse after every meal. floss regularly. visit dentist every 6 months.
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Since your aware of the consequences due to the decay please visit a dentist at the earliest and get the needful done
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Visit a dentist who will chart out a good oral health regime and treatment. Scaling and polishing and dental fillings shod help u the most
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Better to get your teeth filled, otherwise cavity with reach the nerve. That will give you pain and treatment cost and duration will increase. Simple filling will restore your teeth at this stage.
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Well.. you seem to know what the problem is. All you have to do next is to visit a dentist to get the appropriate treatment done. Simple fillings maybe enough to treat small shallow cavities.
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visit a dentist for the necessary treatment
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delaying treatment only makes things worse. cavities keep increasing in size and beyond a point you may have to get more painful and more expensive treatments done to treat it.
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