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Tar & cavity
I have cavity in my teeth. Despite being brushing teeth two time in a day the problem continues. Any permanent solution tonremove the cavity & tar.
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Hi there...get the cavities filled by a good dentist...followed by professional teeth cleaning..
To prevent cavities to an extent, u can use flossing and "GC tooth mousse plus creme"...
Take care ...!!
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Hi..there is a solution. First undergo teeth scaling from dentist. Prevent cavities by undergo pit and fissure sealants from dentist.
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Dr. Sumanto Bagchi
Dentist
17 yrs exp
Delhi
Hello, decay or cavity affected teeth require intervening with decay removal/cleaning and restoration. It is necessary because if left untreated may lead to furthur decay and eventual pain. Furthur incidence of cavity can be prevented by following regular oral hygiene measures like timely brushing with correct technique and a good fluoride containing toothpaste and also a mouthwash. Plaque and tartar accumulation can also be reduced by using a good mouthwash and periodic scaling. For furthur clarification and details please contact a dental practitione.
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