Who doesn’t dread going to the dentist? Ever wondered, though, how a dentist fills a cavity? The YouTube Video “How Does A Dentist Fill a Cavity” explains it in detail. When patients first walk into a dental practice, they may have several questions. For example, they may wonder if filling a tooth cavity will be painful. The good news is that it doesn’t hurt.
On the contrary, it may help to relieve discomfort or pain.
Signs You Might Need a Cavity Filled
Five signs may hint that a cavity needs filling. The first and most obvious sign is pain. Eating or drinking something may heighten the sensitivity or pain. For instance, when drinking something very hot or cold. Alternatively, eating something might cause pain or discomfort.
Here’s another dead giveaway; bad breath. There are many reasons for bad breath, but a cavity might be one. Two more clear signs might include a broken tooth or a missing or partially missing filling. The last sign is a constant toothache. These signs may come one at a time or all at the same time. The pain and discomfort may be slight at first. However, it will gradually get worse if the problem isn’t addressed.
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