Sometimes, you may not feel anything if you have a cavity. But other times, you could experience tooth sensitivity or toothaches – especially when eating something hot or cold. In some cases, you may notice visible darkening or brown and black stains from tooth decay. However, because you may not experience any symptoms, it’s always important to maintain your regular cleaning and checkup appointments.
Speaking of your dentist appointments – you should visit your dentist at least every 6 months. Sometimes, they may recommend more frequent visits, especially if you’re prone to bacteria and infection. However, if you’re experiencing any pain in your teeth, don’t hesitate to contact your dentist!
If you do have cavity, your dentist will likely recommend a dental filling to treat it. In severe cases where the cavity has damaged a large portion of the tooth’s structure, your dentist may recommend a dental crown. But, since that’s less likely – let’s talk about getting a dental filling. It’s rather simple, actually. Your dentist will clear out the infected portion of your tooth and replace it with the filling material!
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