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Sir my last molar teeth are having a black dpot and but not deep just colour black.. i dont want that black spot become a tooth cavity. Sir how to vanish that tooth cavity without going to dentist...
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The black dot you are referring to can be the initiation of a cavity(pit). You can get this corrected by filling it with a tooth colored filling. No home remedy can help you in this. Regards...
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the black spot may be the begining of cavity.u should visit the dentist and can get it filled by tooth coloured filling material or silver amalgam
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The last molar often is less reaching by brushing.hence might be a dsrktan else the groove catched decay.ucant makes it vanished.need to show dentist near by and new material like cavivarnish will do the requisite....lovethy
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The spot could be a cavity which can only be confirmed by a dentist. U can't vanish a cavity. Feel free to consult Laser Smile Care Centre. God bless u.
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Hi dear, hmm nice query.. :)
That black spot you are worried about, may be just a spot (stain) or may be a cavity. It can better examine by a person who has better knowledge on dental care, like dentist. He will examine and let you know the solution. Its better to consult a dentist. As you want that spot to vanish without going to dentist, then you can do proper brushing twice daily for 2 weeks and if it doesn't vanish, kindly consult dentist..
Take care.
[ SMILE POINT DENTAL CENTRE, KHANDAGIRI]
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Dr. Mitali Parikh
Implantologist
8 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Hello, This seems to be a initiation of cavity, you need to go to a dentist and get it restored.
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Dr. Arun Swarup
Dentist
41 yrs exp
Mumbai
You would need to visit a dentist for the cavity and have an X Ray taken to determine how deep the cavity is. A mild cavity would require very little intervention! So the sooner the better.. Have a biting fit day!
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Dr. N Srinivas
Dentist
20 yrs exp
Hyderabad
the black spot may b a stain or early sign of caries.clarify with your nearby dentist.delay may worsen to deep cavity.
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Dr. Kshitiz Rohilla
Oral Pathologist
16 yrs exp
Faridabad
The tooth enamel is probably the only tissue of the body that does not show healing
..... there is no home remedy for the problem that you have mentioned..... you will definitely be requiring a visit to the dentist for the correction of this problem, because neither will the cavity heal itself nor is it going to be a static thing..... it is a progressive problem which will continue to widen and deepen with time although the rate of progression might vary.... Regards.....
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Dr. Aarthi Shankar
Dentist
18 yrs exp
Bangalore
The black spot your seeing could be an early stage of decay .It is not possible to vanish your decay.It needs to be filled with either amalgam (silver ) /white (composite)filling.After the filling you need to maintain your oral hygiene by brushing twice daily.
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