"What Should I Do If I Have a Cavity Hole in My Tooth?"
A cavity in a tooth can generally be improved by filling it at a hospital, restoring the tooth to its normal chewing function. Neglecting oral hygiene or frequently consuming sugary foods can lead to the accumulation of bacteria, causing tooth decay, which may result in tooth pain and affect normal eating. If tooth bleeding occurs, it is essential to first visit a reputable dental clinic for examination. If the cavity is small, it can be repaired with composite resin or glass ionomer material, restoring the tooth to its normal state. However, if the cavity is large and affects the tooth root, root canal treatment or tooth extraction followed by dental implantation may be necessary to restore the tooth to its proper alignment. Dental implant materials are highly biocompatible and durable, and with proper care, they can last indefinitely. During treatment, it is crucial to develop good habits of brushing teeth morning and night, rinsing after meals, and avoiding sugary foods.
