If it is visible, in time it will be more visible. Now have them filled with a composite to look natural. A healthy mouth will keep bacteria from spreading to other areas. X-rays will show extent of decay, but it is always prudent to eliminate decay.
Answered 3/30/2023
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A visible cavity will not magically reminerslize... The enamel matrix has broken down. Have them restored before they become big lesions.
Answered 4/3/2023
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Remineralization occurs at the microscopic level. Your problem is macroscopic, well beyond there being a chance for remineralization. The bacteria that cause tooth decay can spread to an adjacent tooth if the cavity is in actual contact with the adjacent tooth. I would favor removing the infected tooth material and restoring the excavated space.
Answered 4/3/2023
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