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Frequently Asked Questions
Fillings | Date Posted: 1/1/2002
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Should baby teeth have fillings too?
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Yes, baby teeth should be filled to prevent toothaches, to maintain the baby teeth for eating, and to hold the right amount of space for the adult teeth. If the baby teeth are going to be exfoliated (fall out) soon, then it is not always necessary to fill the teeth. This should be discussed with your dentist.
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More questions in this category:
What is a filling?
Can all teeth with holes or fractures be filled?
Can fillings be repaired rather than replaced?
How are fillings done?
How do I know if I need a filling?
How long do fillings last?
Is it possible to avoid fillings?
Should baby teeth have fillings too?
What are fillings made of?
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