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Wisdom tooth removal
I have impacted wisdom tooth in my upper and lower jaw . I was asked to remove the adjacent tooth along with wisdom tooth in my right side .Is it safe and Necessary to remove adjacent tooth?
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I think Dr may have told you to get remove upper and lower impacted teeth...which you can get it done in one shot..
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If dr has mentioned adjacent tooth then don't go for it you can get done RCT and place the cap...
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No ,adjacent tooth removal is not required.to a max of pain comes in adjacent tooth,u can go for rct for the same.
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visit ur dentist and ask them that u want to save adjacent tooth
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saving natural tooth is important .
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No you don't have to get the adjacent teeth removed . Just get the 3rd molar removed but the sensitivity will persist in the adjacent teeth for some time and that is normal but if you feel that you are having pain in that tooth then you can get RCT done followed by capping .
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Get your right upper and lower wisdom teeth removed. Lower adjacent tooth can be easily treated with root canal treatment. Upper adjacent tooth looks fine in this pic. But definite diagnosis for this tooth can be done with another xray (iopa).
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Hello Sir,
As the position of your impacted teeth is horizontal,it is better if you remove the wisdom tooth.However I dont see any reason as to why you should remove the adjacent tooth.your x-ray shows deep caries with the adjacent tooth.You may need a Root canal treatment for this tooth followed by a cap.
My advise for you would be to get the wisdom teeth removed and get RCT done followed by cap for the adjacent tooth.
Regards
Dr Sumanmakam
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