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Well, the tooth can continue to decay, which could result in the loss of the tooth and possibly the need for a root canal. I would go ahead and get it filled. Not all fillings are silver. They do have fillings that are closer to natural tooth colors. You can tell your dentist that you don't want that ugly silver thing.
A RealAge answered. If your dentist is filling a cavity, you could get a temporary filling before you get the permanent one. A temporary filling is more commonly done when you have a deep cavity and the dentist wants to work on the tooth to remove all the decay. It may take longer than one appointment to get the decay out of the cavity or your dentist may want to give the tooth time to recover.