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Understanding Tooth Decay: What Do Cavities Look Like?
A cavity is not a color, it is a hole in the tooth. However, cavities can appear in various shades, including:- White spots: Early decay can manifest as white, chalky spots on the surface of the tooth.
- Yellow or brown spots: As decay progresses, the lesion may turn yellow, light brown, or dark brown.
- Black or gray spots: Advanced cavities are often characterized by black or gray spots on the tooth's surface.
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