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How would a dentist treat a very minor gravity?

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You mean Cavity: A cavity is a carious lesion in a tooth. In simple terms it means that the bacteria have penetrated the outer protective (enamel) layer of a tooth, into the dentin (the inner layer of a tooth). A small cavity can be removed with a drill and restored with a tooth colored restorative material. If it is really superficial and is still in the enamel layer, the cavity can be removed & a sealnant placed.

Answered 2/9/2017

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Cavity?: Some minor cavities can be taken care of without anesthetic using lasers and air abrasion.

Answered 3/30/2013

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