The Process of a Cavity
Posted by Arkam | January 17th, 2010 in Dental Caries | 1 Comment »
Symptoms
- In the initial stage, when the cavity is limited to dental polish, does not cause discomfort. At the time of tooth decay reaches the dentin, is a sore point by pressing the affected tooth and eating food and drinking sweet, very cold or very hot.
- As the decay spreads through the dentine, pain becomes more frequent and intense.
- By causing inflammation and infection of the dental pulp, the pain becomes continuous and very intense due to direct irritation of the nerves, and may even reach the throat, ear and face.
- The destruction of the pulp usually cause bad breath (halitosis)
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