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No. Some cavities and tooth decay can go into the pulp nerve of a tooth and be asymptomatic and cause pain. Fixing cavities early is better for your tooth. Early intervention conserves tooth structure and often prevents more extensive and expensive restorations. A small fix now can save you from a major restoration later.
