PART 2: EFFECTIVE WAYS FOR PREVENTION OF DENTAL CARIES
What is the treatment for dental cavities?
1.
Standard
treatment for cavities is to fill/restore the tooth.
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| white filling material |
2.
If the
cavity is large and the remaining tooth may not be able to support the amount
of filling material that would be needed to repair it. Then, the dentist will
cover the tooth with a crown as protection.
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| crown |
3.
If the
damage in the interior of the tooth, root canal treatment may be needed to save
the tooth.
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| root canal treatment |
What can be done to
prevent tooth decay?
There are several things that can be done to slow down or prevent the
breakdown process which leads to cavities.
Here are some useful tips:
- Brush twice a day
- Clean between your teeth daily by using interdental aids like floss or interdental brush to remove plaque from areas your toothbrush cannot reach
- Rinse thoroughly, twice daily, after brushing with non-alcohol mouthwash
- Eat a healthy diet and limit carbohydrate intake
- Visit your dentist regularly for professional cleanings and oral examination
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