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Poly pulp issue teeth treatment
I had poly pulp on my upper teeth . I go to dentist he just remove little teeth around skin and told me come again to remove complete teeth from root and for settle new teeth on that place.
I fear from pain so I'm not go to dentist
I have no issue no pain nothing.. Is It harmful to not remove teeth or ok with it .
Please suggest
Is it cause any disease in future
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I understand your concern , you need to get rid of the tooth , otherwise the inflamation wont go away , pulp polyp is a case necessitiates extripation of pulp and extraction of the same tooth to get rid of post infection siquele , otherwise it may leeds to absess , granuloma even osteomylitis . so please consider getting rid of the tooth . you can get it replaced once it heals properly after extraction . also consider the best treatment plan for your last tooth in the same quadrant in the picture . weather filling or root canal treatment according to clinical /radiographic condition.
I understand your fear and anxiety towards dental treatment. but its really not a complicated procedure your previous painful treatment can be due to subsiding infection while you were seeking treatment. so please consider having antibiotics prior to the extraction of the tooth . so that treatment will be smooth and painless.
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You should get the complete tooth removal that is along with the root. Any tooth part remnant can cause further complications/ infections
Please follow the advice of your dentist
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Your tooth cannot be saved, It has to be removed.
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Removal of the said tooth
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follow up with the dentist
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Better go for complete removal of teeth as it can cause complications in future.
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Pulp polyp is not that clear in this picture.But it’s better to remove that tooth remnants completely with the entire root. They may cause re-infection in future. You can’t replace the missing tooth without removing remaining tooth structure.
you don’t have to worry soo much about the procedure.
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Consult a dental surgeon and extract the Tooth (remove)
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It will help you from re -infection and further complications
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Dr. Shalini Nanda
Hair Transplant Surgeon
10 yrs exp
Bangalore
Tooth extraction
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Dr. Inavolu Shamini
Dentist
10 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hello
Complete extraction of the tooth is needed
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Dr. Pia Patel
Dentist
14 yrs exp
Chennai
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You need to remove the tooth as advised by your dentist.
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