Hello,
If there are no symptoms like pain or any other discomfort, you don't need to extract it on an immediate basis. Infact, even later on, plan extraction of that tooth only if it is decayed beyond repair and it doesn't have any opposing wisdom tooth on the top. If it has a top counterpart, I would advise to restore it and keep it as long as the top counterpart is present. If the top wisdom tooth is absent, you can get it extracted if it causes discomfort.
Answered2020-08-04 06:00:40
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