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Teeth Have Been Infected By Bacteria, Have Black Deposit. Precaution Needed?

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Posted on Sat, 19 Oct 2013
Question: 3 of my teeth have been infected by bacteria. There is a black deposit on them. Can you suggest what precaution needs to be taken so that it doesn't grow more? And any idea regarding good dentist in Bangalore?
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Answered by Dr. Bindiya Bhaskar (1 hour later)
Brief Answer:
Hello,prevent decay by cleaning teeth well.

Detailed Answer:
Hello,

Thanks for writing to us.

I have read your concern.

Black deposits on teeth due to infection of bacteria can be due to progression of dental caries as a result of poor oral hygiene maintenance,plaque as well as microbial accumulation.

I would advice you to get a thorough clinical evaluation by a dentist .

Initially,teeth has to be cleaned .

If there is decay in tooth,get it restored or root canal treated depending on severity of lesion.

I would recommend you to consult any En do XXXXXXX ti st in Bangalore .

Based on your comfort ,you can prefer the treatment to be done by which dentist.

Hope i have answered your query.

Please feel free to ask further concerns if any.

Take care.
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Teeth Have Been Infected By Bacteria, Have Black Deposit. Precaution Needed?

Brief Answer:
Hello,prevent decay by cleaning teeth well.

Detailed Answer:
Hello,

Thanks for writing to us.

I have read your concern.

Black deposits on teeth due to infection of bacteria can be due to progression of dental caries as a result of poor oral hygiene maintenance,plaque as well as microbial accumulation.

I would advice you to get a thorough clinical evaluation by a dentist .

Initially,teeth has to be cleaned .

If there is decay in tooth,get it restored or root canal treated depending on severity of lesion.

I would recommend you to consult any En do XXXXXXX ti st in Bangalore .

Based on your comfort ,you can prefer the treatment to be done by which dentist.

Hope i have answered your query.

Please feel free to ask further concerns if any.

Take care.