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Tiny Black spots on teeth
I have tiny black spots on two of my teeth(molars). They are the size of a pen mark. Can they be cured naturally without having to visit a dentist? I don't feel any pain right now and I had first seen these spots around a month back.
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Please consult a dentist as soon as possible. You maybe having either tartar or tooth decay. Ignoring it will only worsen the problem
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Hi,they cannot be cured on their own,visit a dentist and get them filled asap.
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Hello sir.......black spots on your teeth are cavities in teeth .You should visit a dentist and get them filled at the earliest before they become deep.Regards.
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