Hello sir, The OPG is 2D image for better evaluation of the nerve position do get CBCT done. Do consult oral and maxillofacial surgeon for the procedure to be done.

Hello! Your tooth is definitely impinging over the inferior alveolar nerve. However, you must remember that an xray (OPG) is a 2D representation of a 3D object. Some grade of angulation error is inevitable since it's two planar. Having said that, since it is clinically visible in the mouth. It can be sectioned and taken out without any fuss. Medical procedures are technique sensitive and governed by many factors so a number can't be put for the same when you ask about "percentage of risk". Post of recovery for any medical procedure is subjective to your overall health and condition. Rest assured with proper care, you'll be fine.

Hello Please go for extraction

consult your Dentist for the same. You can go for the exaction

Good for extraction

Dentist can extract this tooth without any complications. Prevention of paresthesia can be taken care of by following proper approach of tooth sectioning and not impinging the nerve. The tooth needs to be extracted since its affecting the adjacent tooth as well.

There’s some kind of risk in every procedure but still we do it Risk doesn’t mean that it’s gonna happen , it means there are chances But you don’t need to worry because your tooth can be removed easilyby oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon

Hello Extraction can be done.

Nothing  to  worry  go for  extraction