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Tooth decay and bleeding from cavity
Cavities are formed and tooth got broken.holes are formedand there is bleeding from the holes while brushing the teeth in the morning. No pain only bleeding from the cavity.
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probably gum has grown in to the cavity and causing the bleeding
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need to see a dentist and need a filling
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twice brushing recommended
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you need to visit dentist....this decay suggest a invasive operatory dental treament.
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dental consultation with radiograph
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If d cavity is big but no pain then get it filled by dentist before its stated paining.
Bleeding is from tooth or gums this is not specify.
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use extra soft brush
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You need root canal treatment.
Consult with a dentist.
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Dr. Sumedha R Acharya
Dentist
21 yrs exp
Bangalore
Get proper cleaning done , than go for full mouth X-ray . For broken teeth go ahead with crowns or inlays. If there is only hole without chipping of teeth than go ahead with fillings.
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Dr. Greeshma V Shiam
Endodontist
11 yrs exp
Bangalore
You may have to undergo root canal treatment and crown if decay is large.
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visit a dentist
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