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Tooth decay and sensitivity
My teeth are getting decayed day be day and I am having severe issues of sensitivity. If I am eating anything hard either a small portion of tooth breaks or it wears off a bit. Please suggest.
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Decayed teeth when not restored is undermined from inside and get broken at lightest forces
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Get treated with fillings rct a and caps
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If you have decayed teeth you should visit a dentist. The only solution to decay is removal of the affected part of the tooth and filling it with a material which restores your tooth. The more the tooth breaks and creates sensitivity issues the more probable the tooth will go into a root canal and crown which will make your tooth healthy again.
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Get your teeth checked by a dentist. On examination, it's possible to come to a diagnosis followed by treatment. Cause of teeth breakage need to be evaluated.
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Visit dentist.
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It may be a fluorosis case...In case of severe fluorosis you can undergo veneering or capping of the required teeth followed by Root Canal Treatment.
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Visit to a dentist.
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