Can cavities be painless?

I can share from my experience that cavities often don't hurt in the early stages when they are only on the enamel. Since dental health can affect our overall body inflammation, it's safer to get them filled early even if there is no pain.

Yes, they can be absolutely painless until they reach the deep nerve. Just like I do regular blood tests for my thyroid, I also make sure to visit the dentist every six months so we catch these quiet cavities early.

I totally get it, you might think your teeth are perfectly fine because nothing hurts. But quiet cavities are so common. It is always better to get a quick dental checkup done just to be safe and avoid big root canals later.

Oh, absolutely! I was busy eating sweet gulab jamuns without any pain, but the dentist found a tiny cavity during my clean-up. Get it sorted early so you can keep enjoying your favorite food without any future toothaches!