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My teeth are rotting

  • 31-08-2015 12:14pm
    #1
    rottie 11
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    3 of my front teeth are all black up on the top just where the tooth meets the gum. Theyis a hole in them and are black , im just wondering would they need to be pulled out or maybe they could be filled ?


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    btkm8unsl0w5r4
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    They can probably be filled. Best get to a dentist asap for restoration and some investigation as to why this is happening and how to stop it happening in the future.


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    Oral Surgeon
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    rottie 11 wrote: »
    3 of my front teeth are all black up on the top just where the tooth meets the gum. Theyis a hole in them and are black , im just wondering would they need to be pulled out or maybe they could be filled ?

    Kind of odd that your username is rottie!!


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    rottie 11
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    Lorelai Late Slump wrote: »
    They can probably be filled. Best get to a dentist asap for restoration and some investigation as to why this is happening and how to stop it happening in the future.

    I used to drink 2-4 litres of coke a day. Haven't touched it now in months but I'd say that's what caused it


  • #5
    rottie 11
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    Oral Surgeon wrote: »
    Kind of odd that your username is rottie!!

    My dog is a rottie (rottweiler)


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    Oral Surgeon
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    rottie 11 wrote: »
    I used to drink 2-4 litres of coke a day. Haven't touched it now in months but I'd say that's what caused it
    That's it alright.
    See your general dentist, hopefully its not as bad as you think... Then stay off the coke, the most likely place to get new decay is around fillings...


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  • #7
    rottie 11
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    Oral Surgeon wrote: »
    That's it alright.
    See your general dentist, hopefully its not as bad as you think... Then stay off the coke, the most likely place to get new decay is around fillings...

    Il never again drink it. I've had 2 teeth pulled aswell over it. Thankfully in the back tho. Il go to see a dentist when I have spare cash and hopefully it's not too big a deal


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