Teeth capping

2026-08-12 02:25:26
My two back teeth have fallen out due to cavities, now only their roots are left but I cannot get them removed because I have my SSC CPO medical examination after a few days. I need a dental fit, please give me some good advice.
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If only the roots of the back teeth are remaining due to decay, they generally need to be removed rather than capped. Since your SSC CPO medical examination is only a few days away, you should get them examined by a dentist as soon as possible. If the roots are infected or badly decayed, delaying treatment may cause pain or swelling.
Next Steps
Visit a dentist urgently for an examination and X-ray. If extraction is required and there is enough time, it can usually be done under local anaesthesia. Your dentist can also advise you regarding your medical examination based on the actual condition of the teeth.
Health Tips
Do not try to hide or temporarily cover the remaining roots just for the medical examination. If there is active infection, it is better to get appropriate treatment. Avoid chewing on that side and maintain good oral hygiene until you are examined.

Answered2026-08-12 17:25:04

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the root stumps dont count as a point , so whether you let it remain or remove it unless u get a fixed replacemnt done it will not be included

Answered2026-08-12 13:50:45

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Hello sir, Are those root pieces hurting you? Also will there be any dental examination for ur CPO exams?

Answered2026-08-12 08:30:59

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