what causes a fluttering, shaking feeling in the chest (left side) upon awakening? I also get a lot of fluttering that I'm not sure is my heart or can gas cause it?
Feel with your tongue, a cavity would feel like a hole in your tooth, or a jagged edge. Apart from that, only an X-Ray would tell if it's between your teeth or somewhere you can't reach. posted by PowerCat at 12:37 PM on November 17, 2007.he longer you wait, the worse it will get (if it is a cavity.) It may be a soft spot in your tooth trying to become a cavity. The dentist should be able to clean that right up and save you from a painful drilling experience later. posted by TeatimeGrommit at 12:44 PM on November 17, 2007. My fingers are moving.
A cavity is a hole in the toothâs enamel. Up to 90% of school children and the majority of adults have at least one cavity. If you want inspiration to brush and floss, seek out some Google images of severe untreated cavities. Not a pretty sight. Cavities result from the build-up of plaque â a sticky slimy substance composed mostly of bacteria. In breaking down sugar and carbohydrates, bacteria create acids, and these acids can eat away at the teeth. Cavities hurt when they get bigger and touch nerves. An untreated cavity can become a tooth abscess.