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How To Treat Wisdom Tooth With Cavity Infection?

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Posted on Wed, 15 May 2024
Question: I had wisdom tooth with cavity infection, I observed it recently and consulted a doctor, he mentioned that this is sleeping wisdom teeth and due to food storing in the gap it effected with cavity, he suggested to remove the teethi dont have any pain or swelling or any othe issue only thing is i can see it as black i want to know do we have any other treatment than removing tooth, i have attached the xray and tooth pic, please suggest
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Answered by Dr. Honey Arora (2 days later)
Brief Answer:
Removal of tooth is the best solution in your case

Detailed Answer:
Hi.
Thanks for your query.

Well, I have seen the x rays and it shows that the wisdom tooth is almost completely horizontally erupted..
It is also appearing decayed and as it is horizontal, treatment of the tooth is very difficult..
It can even cause decay in the adjacent molar tooth ...
So it is best advisable to get the tooth removed by an Oral Surgeon...

Please write back for more queries...

Thanks.
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How To Treat Wisdom Tooth With Cavity Infection?

Brief Answer: Removal of tooth is the best solution in your case Detailed Answer: Hi. Thanks for your query. Well, I have seen the x rays and it shows that the wisdom tooth is almost completely horizontally erupted.. It is also appearing decayed and as it is horizontal, treatment of the tooth is very difficult.. It can even cause decay in the adjacent molar tooth ... So it is best advisable to get the tooth removed by an Oral Surgeon... Please write back for more queries... Thanks.