Extraction or restoration of third molar or last teeth depends upon whether it's erupting properly or their is some hinderence in the erupting pathways. It  their is any hinderence in its erupting pathways then it need to be extracted. X ray is required to guide properly. Consult doctor online or offline for better guidance and treatment options.

If they are impacted depending upon angulation of the teeth, if fully impacted try using floss or tooth pick, if still doesn't work then u need to extract, if fully erupted rct can be done,

Hello dear Please be calm See the prognosis of wisdom tooth is determined by its position,angulation and amount of bony involvement.i suggest you to please share pic.for further details you can consult me Thanks

Need x-ray, clinical examination. position of the opposite tooth then only conclusion.

Hello! Considering you are young, these would be your options. Option 1: if it’s fully erupted and in occlusion with opposing tooth, has sufficient tooth structure with good prognosis - Root canal Treatment Option 2: If it’s impacted/ partially erupted, if it’s opposing molar isn’t present for occlusion, then extraction. Wisdom tooth is the most notorious tooth in our jaw. Due to its alignment which can harm adjacent tooth or cause food accumulation or soft tissue injury; extraction is often suggested as a preventive approach than therapeutic reasons. Post radiographic examination, your Dentist can suggest you best possible option.

We need to get an OPG xray to check position of the tooth. If not positioned properly it’s better to get them extracted than to go for RCT of wisdom teeth.

As it is impacted, it is impossible to do RCT, so go for extraction.

Hello. Impacted last molars should be extracted as they may cause pain, swelling and TMG discomfort in the future. Partially impacted or erupting teeth may also cause pericoronitis (severe pain and inflammation of the gums in that region) You are required to take an OPG (full mouth x-ray) which will show the exact position and condition of the tooth. Exaction at the earliest is advised. Please consult an oral surgeon regarding extraction planning of the tooth.

Go for extraction

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