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My Second molor tooth is broken from back side and wisdom teeth is in laying position. Please suggest best crown for this situation, ams please let me know is it mandatory to remove wisdom teeth???
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Wisdom tooth is the main culprit of 2 nd molar
It ll give u the same problm again
So better go for extraction of third molar
Simultaneously capping over the 2nd molar
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Hello sir ,
It is mandatory to extract the wisdom tooth as it is trouble giving . And for the 2 nd molar get an x ray and proceed with the required treatment .
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Ya its mandatory to remove wisdom tooth otherwise it will harm more to 2nd molar...then restoration of 2nd molar should be done...
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If crown is needed then zirconia is best crown
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It is mandatory to remove the wisdom tooth. Till we don’t remove it we won’t be able to clean the second molar tooth from the behind, which will further increase the size of the cavity. As soon as the cavity is removed and filled you can get a crown placed.
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Remove the last molar tooth.
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Dr. M. S. Sushma Susik
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Yes it is mandatory to remove the wisdom tooth first after which only you should think of going for crown of 2nd molar if necessary based on x Ray
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