Is there a toothpaste that removes cavities?
My children have a few minor cavities, and I'm trying to find an alternative to dental procedures. Is there any toothpaste that is effective in removing cavities, or is that just a marketing gimmick?
My children have a few minor cavities, and I'm trying to find an alternative to dental procedures. Is there any toothpaste that is effective in removing cavities, or is that just a marketing gimmick?
Actually, no toothpaste can remove a cavity, yaar. They are only good for preventing new ones from coming. If you already have a cavity, you have to go to a dentist and get it filled.
I have never had a cavity before and I am really nervous about it. Does it mean I have to get a filling done even if the spot is very small and doesn't hurt yet? If anyone has used a special paste that worked for small spots, please tell me.
While maintaining a clean, sugar-free vegetarian diet and brushing twice daily helps protect your teeth, toothpaste alone cannot remove an active cavity. Once the tooth decay has started, a dentist must clean it out. Please avoid sweet treats and consult a dentist for a proper filling.
If toothpaste could remove cavities, dentists would be sitting idle watching reels all day! Jokes apart, toothpaste can't eat up the decay. You need a dentist to clean it out with their tools and put a nice filling.
Honestly, I can barely keep my eyes open right now, but I can tell you that no toothpaste is going to scrub away a cavity. I spent weeks trying fancy import pastes, but the black spot just stayed there staring at me. Save your sleep and your money, just go to a dentist.
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Hey, don't buy those expensive clinical toothpastes thinking they will dissolve your cavity. My roommate tried that and ended up paying double at the dentist later because the decay grew. Just get a normal dental filling done, it is super quick.
No toothpaste can remove a cavity, haan na. Toothpaste is only to clean our teeth daily. Once there is a cavity, we have to go to a dentist to get a filling, otherwise the pain increases later. Better to get it checked soon.
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