Why tooth extraction is necessary

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Why dental Extraction Necessary

Dr. Ahmed Javed Butt 
axmegbutt77@gmail.com

There are a few reasons why dental extraction may be necessary:

  1. Decay: If a tooth is severely decayed, it may not be possible to restore it with a filling, crown, or other type of treatment. In this case, extraction may be the best option.

  2. Infection: If a tooth is infected, the infection may spread to other parts of the body if the tooth is not removed.

  3. Crowding: If there is not enough room in the mouth for all of the teeth, some teeth may need to be removed to make space for the others. This is often done to prepare for orthodontic treatment.

  4. Trauma: If a tooth is damaged due to trauma, it may not be possible to save the tooth. In this case, extraction may be necessary.

  5. Impacted teeth: Wisdom teeth, or third molars, are often impacted, meaning they do not have enough room to emerge from the gums. This can cause pain and infection, and extraction may be necessary to remove the tooth.

  6. Risk of gum disease: If a tooth is at high risk of developing gum disease, it may be necessary to extract the tooth to prevent the disease from spreading.

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