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Hi Sabrina from Clearfield PA! Your teeth are not rotting but it looks like you have not spent a great deal of time brushing and flossing! You have an enormous build up of plaque on your teeth and gums which will cause bleeding and pain. You need to find a dentist in your area and get an exam and deep cleaning to remove the calculus and plaque build up around the gum area and front teeth. Catch it now before it is too late.! You are very young to let this happen and your natural teeth are the best you will ever have so please take good care of them!
Great question and good photo--it would appear that the discolored areas are a build up of tartar or calculus on your teeth--this causes irritation and infection and recession of the supporting gums and bone. See a dentist soon--they will clean those areas up for you and get you back in good shape--I suspect your teeth and gums will heal up very well and you will nedd to see the dentist every 3-4 months in the future to keep the indfection from reoccurring. Good luck
These radiographs are a little blurry when scaled up to a readable size just from the copy & paste process...however, based on just these images alone, it does appear that there is some deep decay on your lower molars, and there does appear to be some evidence...
Hi there, thank you for your question. This can wait until you get home. You should visit your dentist and they will be able to restore the tooth with an aesthetic filling.
Have your dentist smooth it from the front, NOT from the biting edge - that would make it shorter.In our office, we bond some tooth colored filling material into the chip and then smooth it off and polish it up.Done that way, without any real drilling on the tooth, we have seen those fillings...
