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The Visual Examination of Tooth Decay: What Dr. Kevin Molldrem, DDS, Looks for During Your Visit

Writer's picture: Kevin Molldrem DentistKevin Molldrem Dentist

A visual examination is one of the most effective ways to detect tooth decay in its early stages. Dr. Kevin Molldrem, DDS, explains that during a routine check-up, he looks for signs of cavities, changes in tooth structure, discoloration, and visible holes in the teeth. He also checks for gum recession that may expose the roots, which can lead to decay. While a visual exam can detect many issues, X-rays often help confirm the extent of damage or decay that may not be visible to the naked eye. Dr. Molldrem emphasizes that early detection through regular exams can lead to less invasive treatments and preserve your teeth.

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