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Tooth cavities
I have recently noticed that , I'm having cavities slightly starting .
How to get rid of the cavities.Do I need to use any medicines or are there any precautions to be taken to get rid of the cavities?
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Hi.. unfortunately there are no medicine to treat cavities. You need to visit dentist to get fillings done
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Consult your Dentist and you need to do fillings for your cavities... Do the fillings when the cavities are at starting stage... Always prevention is better than cure.... Once the cavity goes deep you will have sensitivity, pain all... So do it as early as possible...
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No need to use any medicines all....
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Visit ur dentist and get all the cavities filled.
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Dr. Priya Kumari Sinha
Dental Surgeon
8 yrs exp
Delhi
Visit to dentist to get filling of your teeth. No medicine required for cavities. Precautions taken to get rid of cavities is, Maintain oral hygiene and get regular check from dentist
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