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Tooth Filling

 #bestdentistinpune #clinicnearme #toothcoloredfilling #cavity Maybe you have an old filling that is still troubling you. It may just be that it needs to be replaced.  Do not ignore food getting stuck between teeth or sensitivity... it can be a problem and it is always better to get a professional opinion and attend to a problem in the initial stages itself. Come, have a look!

Cavity Filling

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Tooth colored filling. What is a Composite Filling? Which is a good filling material for teeth?

Simple cavities are the ones that need attention. They are the small spaces where the tooth is breaking down or undergoin g decay. A filling today can save the tooth from needing a root canal tomorrow!

ROOT CANAL

Often a cavity can be really large - but you may not experience any pain or any swelling. This is because there may be no active bacterial contamination (often because the cavity progressed very slowly over a long period of time) This does not mean that the tooth does not need to be saved! A root canal can take care of future infections and we can hope to save the tooth for the next few years at least. #painfreerootcanal #dentistinpune #dentalclinicnearme #bestdentist #Bestdentalclinic :-)

Routine Dentistry. Tooth Colored Fillings

 

Upper Front Tooth Cosmetic Dentistry

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Nothing is more challenging than fixing or repairing a front tooth. In this case the patient had broken an upper front tooth that needed to be fixed. No root canal was required. Neither was a crown / cap done. Just a simple composite tooth colored filling and getting it right! Now THAT was the CHALLENGE

Dental Decay

DENTAL DECAY AND BLEEDING GUMS Tooth Decay is one of the most common diseases affecting the oral cavity. Dental caries is a highly prevalent condition, especially among children. In most cases, improper hygiene leads to food deposition on the tooth. This in turn is acted upon by harmful bacteria thus releasing acid that dissolves the tooth structure. In most cases, the decay starts on the outside of the tooth and gradually reaches the inner layers. Gum Disease and Bad Breath. One would think that if you are decay-free you have a healthy mouth. However, overall oral health requires healthy gums as well. They cover the teeth and provide anchoring support to the jawbones. Minor infection ( gingivitis ) can progress to a severe condition ( periodontitis ) which causes teeth to shake and even fall out!I It is one of the main causes of bad breath or halitosis too. Swelling of the gums gradually leading to spontaneous bleeding is the first sign of trouble. This can be managed...