Cavity Doesn’t Hurt? Why You Still Need Treatment (Before It Gets Worse)
Reading Time: 3 minutesIf you have a cavity that doesn’t hurt, it still needs attention. A painless cavity usually means the decay is in its early stages — not that the tooth is healthy. Cavities do not heal on their own, and without treatment they will typically continue to progress deeper into the tooth, which can eventually lead to pain, infection, and more complex care.
