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One of molar's broken
One of my molars of lower jaw is already broken year back and now only the root part is left , it doesn't pain or anything , but should I get it removed ? And if I should what be the cost of extraction ?
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Yes you must get this extracted because it may lead to infection.
And costs depends on the condition of the root..
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must get it extracted..
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Yes, it should be removed. Keeping it can lead to infection and swelling in future.
Cost depends on the condition of the root.
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Consult a dentist. Probably an x-ray might be required.
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Dr. Ayesha Tehreem
Endodontist
10 yrs exp
Hyderabad
hello, i would suggest you to visit the dentist as soon as possible to avoid any future infection or swelling in that particular remaining root.
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the dentist will first examine, take an x ray see the condition of the remaining root. and would suggest you for the tooth removal.
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