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Would A Partially Removed Wisdom Tooth, One Root Is Stuck Beneath Another Tooth, Cause Any Problem?

Hi,
My wisdom tooth was partially removed.Doctor said One Root stuck inside another tooth he said .so doctor suggested me to extract near by tooth.But I refused.So he left tht broken root without removing and stiched and said there is nothing problem in leaving.will it cause any problem?
Wed, 18 Dec 2013
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Hello and welcome.

Sometimes there could be attached roots.In many cases they remain problem free but few cases do get infection and it becomes a matter of concern.

Therefore it is best to get the tooth extracted completely.

Therefore please see your dentist for reconsideration.until then maintain good oral hygiene.

Hope it helps.
Thanks.
Take care.
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Would A Partially Removed Wisdom Tooth, One Root Is Stuck Beneath Another Tooth, Cause Any Problem?

Hello and welcome. Sometimes there could be attached roots.In many cases they remain problem free but few cases do get infection and it becomes a matter of concern. Therefore it is best to get the tooth extracted completely. Therefore please see your dentist for reconsideration.until then maintain good oral hygiene. Hope it helps. Thanks. Take care.