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How can I temporarily fill a hole in my tooth?

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Filling a hole or cavity for a short time can help reduce your risk of infection. Many drug stores and pharmacies sell temporary tooth repair kits that allow you to fill holes in your teeth with safe, putty-like materials until you’re able to visit a dentist. Next FAQShould I replace old silver fillings?Next

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