If you're experiencing ongoing pain and the current treatment hasn't resolved the issue, it's important to discuss your concerns and options with your dentist. They will be able to assess the situation, take into account your preferences and concerns, and suggest the most suitable course of action. If your dentist recommends the removal of the tooth, it's important to discuss the potential consequences and alternatives with them. They can provide you with information about the potential impact on your dental health and discuss any possible options, such as a dental implant, a bridge, or other alternatives to replace the missing tooth. Remember, it's essential to seek professional advice from a qualified dental professional who can provide a thorough examination and personalized recommendations based on your specific circumstances.

At this age you have to decide what will you eat /how you will eat after extraction. Replacement is necessary .

Hie mam..please go for Re root canal treatment.. I will tell you the complications after removing your tooth 1. Adjacent teeth will move towards missing space 2.upper teeth will supraerupt 3.difficulty in chewing One better option ..go and consult the root canal specialist(Endodontist)..they will give you a best solution for this mam. Hope this might help you.Thank you.

Hello *It's wise to get  Re-RCT done instead of extraction

If you want to save the tooth, Re- Rct is the solution. But if you don't want, then you can go for extraction/removal of tooth. It's your call.

Hello If u want to save tooth Thn go for re-rct else u can go for removal If that teeth