Will you save my teeth or you are going to extract it? This is the most common question which most patients ask their dentist. Saving the tooth or extracting is a very difficult choice, Dr. Rajat Sachdeva the best dentist in Delhi will suggest you the best treatment option for your tooth. You should trust your doctor he/she will provide you the best treatment.
Your dentist will try to save your tooth if there are chances to save them but can only extract if there is no other alternative other than saving the tooth. Your dentist will suggest to you all the alternative options which are required for saving the tooth such as fillings, root canal treatment, etc. But there are some circumstances when your dentist has to do an extraction so you should be ready for both.
When Tooth Extraction is Needed?
Tooth extraction is needed only when you have no option left rather than pulling it then you should go for tooth extraction.
- Tooth is affected by periodontal disease
- Your tooth is extensively damaged and it can’t be restored by any crown or any restoration.
- You have got cracks in your tooth which extends beyond your gum line.
- You are having pain even after a root canal treatment.
- There is crowding in your teeth and your tooth is putting pressure on other teeth
- There is still pain in your tooth even after getting root canal treatment
- Your tooth is putting pressure on the other teeth by crowding.
- You have to undergo orthodontic treatment and removing tooth will make this process easier.
- You have an impacted wisdom tooth and they are causing pain, infection or cheek bite.
When you can go for Root Canals?
If you want to repair your tooth or save it which has been infected or severely then your dentist will prefer root canal. Root canal is preferred in the following situations such as:
- Continuously having pain when you are eating or drinking
- Deep caries
- Your tooth become sensitive to hot and cold foods and drinks
- You have swollen gums because of an infected tooth
- Cracked, chipped or fractured tooth due to any trauma
- If there is presence of an abscess which can be seen only on radiographic examination
Which is the Right Option for you?
Extracting a tooth is very easy and it can be easily replaced but this tooth will not be like your real tooth. Once the tooth is extracted after which you have to undergo other dental procedures and there will be more healing time for a replacement. your tooth is in a state to save then it is better for you to go for root canal treatment to keep it as long as you can. There are no implants, dentures or bridges which function like your natural tooth.
Talk to your dentist, think about both these options, and make the choice that you feel is best for you. If you need any details about the treatment contact on 91 9818894041 or mail at drrajatsachdeva@gmail.com
