one of my back teeth has rotted away and i have a minor rot in my front tooth

Q. I have a minor rot in 1 of my front teeth that doesn’t cause me problems but isn’t a great sight, but i also have 1 of my back teeth that has gradually rotted away and now has a huge hole that really needs filling and is giving me quite considerable pain, how do i go about getting them sorted because i really need a dentist?

A. Dear D,

My best advice to you is to talk to your family and friends to find a dentist that they recommend. Then book in as soon as possible before things get worse and the treatment becomes more complex.

Dr Julian Caplan BDS
Aviva Cosmetic Dentistry
Director on the board of the British Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry

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One Response to “one of my back teeth has rotted away and i have a minor rot in my front tooth”

1. nicola Says:
   March 29th, 2008 at 4:52 pm

   One of my front tooth is grey but grauday i can see it darkening. Its only the side of the tooth after a bang. I have left this for many years and now I would like a veneer but I hear if you have a rotten tooth this is not an option? is this true

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