You really can't. If they are the tiniest beginnings of cavities sometimes extra good brushing and flossing will get rid of them. But if it is a cavity and not just the beginnings, then it will need to be filled.
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I believe you can cure these cavities. If you brush your teeth twice after every meal and floss. Making sure to get the food out of the cavities before you brush using a toothpick or needle (be careful--this is only for very small cavities) and drinking lots of raw milk and or NIDO milk (powdered milk with calcium, vitamins, etc.) After brushing your teeth in the morning... rinse out your mouth with water and swish the milk and drink it often through the day. At the end of the day, brush your teeth before bed and rinse with either hydrogen peroxide (not too much) or regular mouthwash. I am currently doing this and it seems to be helping a lot.
Yes, i have small cavities and dentists say they need fillings
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magnetic separation-the iron fillings are small and can be magnetize so, by using magnets you can able to separate sand from iron fillings
small candies represent cavities
Well I have a small one and it didn't
Dental Cavities are the spaces or small holes.These are caused due to accumulated food in the teeth.
You can use a magnet to attract the iron filings. Magnesium is not magnetic.
A small hole is drilled into the skull
The same as any other child...I guess depending on the age ?
It's for drilling small, accurate holes quickly.
If you have dental fillings aluminum can react with them and your saliva to generate a small voltage.