ByNck02
Hello,
My brother has a brown spot on his left front incisor. No, it's not plaque. Does anyone know what this means? Cavities or something else? And whether it can be removed?
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For the past few days, I've been having terrible toothache late in the evening and at night when I'm trying to sleep, but I barely notice it during the day. The dentist said only the molar had deep caries. Would you also suspect inflammation? Thank you for the answers.
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Do I need to have it removed, or is it even tartar? I don't like going to the dentist.
My gums are slightly swollen, but full of pink. What could it be? It hurts a little when I brush my teeth, but otherwise, nothing.
Well, that’ll be caries on the cutting tooth. Brown discolorations on the chewing surfaces are common. But on the cutting teeth this is unusual
Can you simply remove this on the cutting tooth with a filling?
Yes
Whether it’s a simple discoloration or a caries can only tell you your dentist.
This could be a discoloration or caries. Let’s have a dentist look at this.
The dentist will certainly help you before the problem is spreading!
Caries?