Yes, please visit your doctor as soon as possible.

Yeah it’s always necessary to replace the extracted tooth for better functionality of the jaw and also if ignored and not replaced the bone in the extracted area will be degenerated.

Its best that you get it replaced Replacing a second molar after extraction is important for several reasons: 1. Maintaining Proper Alignment: The teeth in your mouth work together to maintain proper alignment and bite function. When a second molar is extracted and not replaced, adjacent teeth may shift or tilt into the empty space over time, leading to misalignment or bite problems. 2. Preserving Bone Structure: The roots of teeth help stimulate the underlying jawbone, preserving its density and strength. Without the root of the extracted molar, the jawbone in that area may begin to deteriorate over time, which can affect the overall structure and stability of the jaw. 3. Preventing Overloading: The absence of a second molar can result in increased pressure and chewing forces on the remaining teeth, particularly the adjacent first molar. This can lead to excessive wear and tear on those teeth and may increase the risk of developing dental issues such as fractures or cavities. 4. Maintaining Functionality: Second molars play a crucial role in chewing and grinding food. Losing a second molar can compromise your ability to effectively chew and digest food, which may impact your overall nutrition and oral health. 5. Preserving Facial Aesthetics: Missing teeth, especially visible ones like second molars, can affect the appearance of your smile and facial structure. Replacing the extracted molar helps maintain a natural-looking smile and prevents the sunken appearance that can occur when teeth are missing. Overall, replacing a second molar after extraction helps preserve oral health, maintain proper function and alignment of the teeth, and prevent potential complications associated with tooth loss. Your dentist can recommend the most suitable replacement option based on your individual needs and preferences.

As far as no signs of infection this should not be a problem

Please get it checked.. if the socket is healed go for a replacement..

Hi Please get the replacement of missing teeth as it is 2 nd molar

Hello. Get it replaced if its 2nd molar

Get it replced if its 2nd molar

Hi, If there is not pain, you are able to breathe normally and there is no nasal discharge, then there is nothing to worry. Anyhow, a visit to the dentist for a review is advisable.