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When you notice a hole in tooth, the most common cause is that you have a dental cavity. Tooth decay is something that is extremely common in children and with younger adults, but being as it is second only to the common cold (common disorders), it can occur with anyone, of any age.
There are certain symptoms you may notice, from toothache, to tenderness in and around the area, but in many cases, you may not feel anything on or around the affected teeth. Depending on how deep the hole in tooth is, how bad of a cavity it is, and whether or not you are going to need a root canal (or some type of oral surgery to treat it).
There are certain dental insurance plans which are going to cover the procedures, while others will only cover a portion of the costs, where the patient is going to have to pay the remainder of the costs out of pocket.
Hole in tooth- Treatment
Tooth decay can be caused by many things. From eating the wrong foods, not brushing your teeth properly, or some kind of infection or bacteria that has built up in the mouth, and around the teeth and gums, which in turn leads to decay, or sometimes something worse like a broken tooth, or loss of a tooth if it is not properly treated immediately.
A cracked tooth can also be a sign of decay, due to the weakness in the teeth, and the nerves, or due to the fact that the nerves have died out, you may notice cracks or chips, which have to be taken care of immediately, in order to ensure things do not get any worse, and to ensure the teeth do not start to turn black or dark, which can lead to the teeth falling out.
If the problem is so bad, a tooth extraction might be required, which will then be filled with some type of porcelain teeth, or other fillers, in order to fill the missing gap where a tooth has been replaced. There can be different types of