There are cases where X-rays are recommended even if there is no visible pain or cavities. This is because conditions around the tooth roots, the state of the alveolar bone, and issues between teeth, which are difficult to check from the outside, can be seen more clearly in radiographic images. We do not take X-rays for everyone without symptoms every time. After conducting an oral examination, we take X-rays only when necessary, based on a comprehensive assessment of age, risk of cavities and gum disease, past treatment history, and previous images. If gum disease is suspected, X-rays can be helpful in checking the extent of bone loss supporting the teeth. If your dentist suggests a checkup even though your teeth look fine on the outside, you should understand that they are doing so because the visible condition of your teeth may differ from the actual condition of the alveolar bone and roots.

Children's primary and permanent teeth have thinner structures than adults', so cavities tend to progress faster than expected. Unless the cavity has stopped progressing, it is safer to seek treatment as soon as possible without delay. Please contact a dental clinic to schedule treatment as soon as possible.

The sensation of one tooth making contact first can be caused by various factors, including changes in occlusion, tooth wear or fracture, filling height, or changes in the gums or surrounding teeth. If you have a habit of clenching your teeth, it is also possible that stress has been placed on them. Even if there is no pain, if you continue to feel only one side making contact first, it is advisable to have your occlusion, teeth, and gums checked at a dental clinic. While a simple occlusal examination can confirm the cause in some cases, X-rays may be necessary depending on the underlying reason. If your occlusion has suddenly changed or discomfort while chewing is gradually increasing, it is best not to delay seeking medical attention.

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