Problem in teeth

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Problem in teeth

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There is some problem in my teeth after eating anything some food grains stored in cavity between teeth.

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Dr. Munshi Kamrul Hasan

Oral Medicine and Radiology 8 yrs exp Bardhaman

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You need a proper restoration.

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ref to a dentist.

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Dr. Suman Makam

Dentist 23 yrs exp Bangalore

Hello, There could be proximal decay in your teeth.Visit a dentist at the earliest and get fillings done.

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Dr. Priya Verma Dentist 26 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Priya Verma

Dentist 26 yrs exp Bangalore

Cavity requires to be filled else it will increase and eventually cause pain. Please consult a dentist to do the needful

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