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Cavities

Cavities

Cavities / holes on your teeth are areas of tooth decay that forms on your teeth surfaces. The faster you treat a cavity, the better your teeth will be. “ a stitch in time saves nine”.

Poor oral hygiene

Plaque buildup

Frequent snacking

Bedimming infant feeding

Acid refluxes

Over eating of acid producing foods

Eating disorders

Bleeding gums

Bad breath

Tooth sensitivity to cold and hot.

Visible holes on the teeth

Tooth pain

Brown/black/white staining on surface of tooth.

Severe pain

Face swelling

Tooth abscess

Granuloma

Use of fluoride containing toothpaste

Brushing twice a day

Flossing daily to get rid of food stuck between teeth

Dental checkup twice a year

Application of Dental sealant to protect the chewing surface of your teeth

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Treatment

Fluoride application: in the early stages, fluoride can repair the damaged enamel by remineralization.

Pit and fissure sealant:

Dental Fillings: For small medium holes not affection the pulp, fillings using composite, silver amalgam/gold , miracle mix, GIC helps restore the shape and function of teeth.

Root canal treatment: for advanced dental cavities that has reached the pulp, root canal treatment relieves you from the pain. We remove the nerve, cleans the pulp and fills the pulp chamber with gutta-percha. For the molar teeth you will need a dental crown for strength.

Tooth extraction: For tooth with persistent pain after an RCT/ grossly damaged teeth, extraction is the only solution. We recommend a dental bridge/ dental implant for the pulled permanent tooth.

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