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My son showed me that he has a tiny black spot in one of his teeth he has ni tooth pain and he brush his teeth everyday. What is it?
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Kindly see a dentist .it might a decay or a deep pit. It can be filled
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Might be initial stage of caries get filling done or in advanced stage we may hv to go for rct
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It is a cavity.required filling.if not deep or no pain.go for tooth colored filling .that can be resolved.
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Might be caries. Go to a dentist and get treated
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Black spots in children are mostly carious lesions, very common in pediatric patients.
Get evaluated by a dentist.
It will either be filled or sealed.
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Pls post picture of the tooth in question
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May b caries or stain ..have to check or post pic
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Without clinical evaluation its difficult to diagnose.kindly try to provide a picture. Black spot without pain may be caries or stain etc.
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try to visit dentist asap.do not neglect
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Dr. Aysha Aslam
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12 yrs exp
Bangalore
it can b a cavity .unless we dont see we can coment .
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