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Bottom of tooth has rotted

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TheVeronicas

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i am really worried that I am going to lose a tooth.

One of my front teeth, the bottom where it meets the gum, it has chipped away while I was moving my tongue.
The chipped part is black. So I am guessing the whole tooth needs to be taken out.

current the gum is exposed. But tooth is strong an does not move.

Can an some tell me I this tooth repairable?
 
Hi WELCOME to the forum :jump::jump::jump:

It could be a bit of enamel that has chipped off or even some tarter, you need to see a dentist and get the decay if that is what the black bit is taken away. The tooth could be repaired but only a dentist having a look will be able to tell you for sure. Keep it cleaned and hopefully the dentist will be able to put a bit of filling in it.

Let us know how you get on please :butterfly:
 
Hi WELCOME to the forum :jump::jump::jump:

It could be a bit of enamel that has chipped off or even some tarter, you need to see a dentist and get the decay if that is what the black bit is taken away. The tooth could be repaired but only a dentist having a look will be able to tell you for sure. Keep it cleaned and hopefully the dentist will be able to put a bit of filling in it.

Let us know how you get on please :butterfly:

hello, thank you for the reply.

I think it is actual tooth. This is because there is now a hole, I can feel soft gum.

do you think the dentist will remove the tooth?
It is possible to get a filling in the front tooth?
 
I can't say if your tooth will be cured with a filling. Front teeth can and often do get fillings put in them. You really need to see a dentist. Don't leave it too long as it will get worse and then you may well need it extracting. :butterfly:
 
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