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The treatment to eliminate caries is usually done through a restoration, which is carried out by the dentist and consists of removing the caries and all the infected tissue, and then covering the tooth with a substance that can be composite resin, ceramic or amalgam. Currently, there are 3 ways to carry out this treatment: with anesthesia and a drill, to scrape off all the caries, with a laser or with a gel called Papacárie, which manages to soften the caries and eliminate all the injured tissue, in a simple, quick and hassle-free way. pain, being an excellent option for those who are afraid of going to the dentist.
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