Part of my tooth chipped away?
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the flossing very hard would have a negative effect on your gums, it would eventually make then receded. try flossing with your opposite hand. also you might have to go to your dentist. he/she will either out a cap or a crown on it. unless it is a little chip, at that point he will put a little resin material on it and smooth it out to fill in the tooth. also if you are going to drink soda, rise with water after or brush your teeth, the sugar and acid in the soda eat your enamel.
check with your dentist, sounds like they tooth might be dead.
You have a huge cavity that has resulted in breakage. It's only a matter of time till you are in excrutiating pain. Plus, the rest of your tooth will break away and leave you with nothing. So, get to the dentist ASAP so it can be filled or capped.
if you have the tooth end, your sopposedly supposed to put it in milk, then quickly get to a dentist, so they can reapply it
U need to go to a dentist. He will fill the cavity. If left untreated, it may expose the root-canal and u will be in trouble. Eat n drink healthy.
Don't drink so much soda. It'll rot your teeth like crazy. Drink some tap water. They put floride in it, which helps stregthen your teeth. Also get a toothpaste with floride, and eat stuff with calcium(milk, brocolli, etc)
It wouldn't hurt to go see a dentist. Your tooth shouldn't just chip off when you chew.
the black material could be a cavity that was larger inside the tooth than outside. I would suggest that you get to a dentist right away as internal rot in a tooth cancause abcesses and worse if not promptly attended to.
HELLO,
YOU PROBABLY HAD AN OLD SILVER FILLING AND WHEN YOU BIT THE WRONG WAY THE WEAKEST PART OF THE TOOTH THAT COULD BREAK DID.
SEE A DENTIST A.S.A.P. FOR APPROPRIATE TREATMENT.
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