Old silver fillings: should you remove them because of mercury?
Choosing a new filling and removing a sound existing one are different decisions.
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Choosing a new filling and removing a sound existing one are different decisions.
With geographic tongue, the pattern of change can matter as much as appearance.
If the bump keeps returning to the same spot, check for infection in the tooth or gum.
With deep decay, protecting the living tissue inside the tooth may matter more than excavating every softened area.
Neither the smallest brush nor one that needs forcing is automatically the right choice.
Do not try to make up for missed wear by adding extra rubber bands.
Changes in pain and swelling tell you more than color alone.
Before dismissing dry mouth as thirst, consider what saliva does for your teeth.
Review the medication and the gum changes together instead of stopping treatment yourself.
Start with the tooth and its clinical needs, not just the material’s strength.
Look behind the baby teeth, not just for a wobbly front tooth.
Even if you can chew comfortably, the gums and bone around an implant need regular checks.
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