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Molar Tooth Extraction
There's a dead molar tooth, which cannot be seen however the last root of it which usually is under gums are still present and paining by now.
It started somewhere in mid 2014, i didn't check on doctor for extraction, during this tenure the molar by itself broke and vanished. Now the root of it is still present. Concern is on swift extraction without any pain or fear.
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Looks like root stumps. It can be extracted under local anesthesia. It is a simple procedure and may require a small incision.
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Visit any specialist maxillofacial surgeon for extraction of root stumps
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After extraction you can get a fixed partial denture or an implant for the replacement of your tooth
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