What reverses cavities?

Be very careful with information about reversing cavities. Once the tooth structure is damaged, it needs professional intervention. Don't fall for home remedies or internet advice that claims to magically fix them. Get it checked by a dentist to avoid bigger problems.

I asked my dentist at Apollo Hospital about this. He said small, initial demineralization *can* sometimes be reversed with fluoride, good oral hygiene, and dietary changes. But once a true cavity (a hole) forms, it requires a filling. Don't delay seeing a professional.

While you can't really 'reverse' a full-blown cavity, prevention is where it's at, just like with overall health. Good diet, proper brushing, flossing – these things strengthen your teeth and prevent cavities from even forming. Fitness for your mouth!

Hahaha, if cavities could reverse themselves, dentists would be out of business, na? Once there's a hole, only the dentist can fill it. Think of it like a pothole on the road, it needs fixing! Brush, floss, and avoid too many mithai!

For me, managing diabetes means being extra careful about sugar intake, which also helps with teeth. Once a cavity is there, it needs a dentist. But to prevent new ones, reducing sugar and starches is key, especially for diabetics. Proper dental hygiene is a must.

Beta, once a cavity has formed, it usually needs a filling. That's what my dentist has always told me. It's better to prevent them with good brushing habits and less sugar. Don't worry, it's very common, just go to a good dentist.