Tooth decay

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Tooth decay

Asked for Male, 24 Years

Its just started.. i can see black spot and i have rubbed many times but no effect on that spot.. so its tooth decay..plz suggest some good medicines

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Dr. Vishu Aggarwal

Orthodontist 12 yrs exp Delhi

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Tooth decay can never be cured by medicines. For tooth decay u need to restore ur teeth. go with the flowable composite if black stains are there

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Dr. Priya Verma

Dentist 26 yrs exp Bangalore

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There is no medication unfortunately. Once tooth decay has started the only way is to get a filling done by your dentist

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Dr. M.Sridhar Reddy Endodontist 18 yrs exp Nellore · Accepted Answer

Dr. M.Sridhar Reddy

Endodontist 18 yrs exp Nellore

Most probably tooth decay. Visit a dentist and have a filling done

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