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The very first step to take when your tooth filling gets removed is to visit a dentist as soon as possible. You need to get it refilled by the dentist as this cavity will act as a portal for further damage to the tooth which will cause comparatively more discomfort in future.
Next Steps
To keep your teeth clean you must visit your dentist every 6 months.
Health Tips
Floss your teeth along with brushing
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Hi
Know the reason why the filling has come out..
If it's old filling n worn off then u can go for filling it again.
If the filling has come out immediately with in few days or months then try to get it restored with light cure restoration or go for crown if the cavity is wide..
Next Steps
know the reason n get it re filled accordingly,as per instructions and advice given by dentist.
Health Tips
*Bursh ur teeth twice daily using correct technique.
*Rise after each meal .
*vist ur dentist for every 6 months.
*Once restoration is done avoid chewing hard food stuff from restored side.
Hi yes please get it filled again as not filling it would lead to food accumulation and further progress of tooth decay.
Please use a fluoridated toothpaste to brush teeth.
Rinse mouth after every meal.
Floss every alternate day.
Follow the right brushing technique.
Brush twice daily , particularly after your last meal of the day.
Hello,
Firstly consult a dentist and get it checked. In some cases it is possible to refill the tooth however in some cases one has to go for further procedures. I would definately recommed you to get the procedure done in order to prevent further complications.
Next Steps
visit your dentist every 6-8 months
Health Tips
Brush your teeth daily twice a day. Rinse after every meal. Use dental floss at least alternate days. Visit your dentist every 6 months.
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