Dec 6, 2023
7:41:48pm
7:41:48pm
Otherthing to keep in mind is that if a tooth has a cavity it needs to be filled
Cavities don’t just magically go away. So really we are just debating over WHEN the cavity should be filled not IF it needs to be.
The benefits of taking care of cavities at their earliest sign is preserve enamel, less incidence of needing root canals and crowns, saving money.
The benefits of waiting are literally none other than kicking the can down the road.
The benefits of taking care of cavities at their earliest sign is preserve enamel, less incidence of needing root canals and crowns, saving money.
The benefits of waiting are literally none other than kicking the can down the road.
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