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Asked for male, 17 years old from Delhi
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Dentist•Bhubaneswar
Absolutely not.
It is your permanent tooth and another tooth will not grow at its place if it is removed.
Your broken portion can be restored with cosmetic/tooth-colored filling.
If the damage is more then, it can be treated with root canal treatment followed by tooth structure build-up and a crown to cover and protect it.
It is your permanent tooth and another tooth will not grow at its place if it is removed.
Your broken portion can be restored with cosmetic/tooth-colored filling.
If the damage is more then, it can be treated with root canal treatment followed by tooth structure build-up and a crown to cover and protect it.
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Dentist•Siliguri
You should get an x-ray done to determine whether the tooth can be saved with rct, post core and crown or if it needs to be extracted. Once your dentist decides that the tooth is to be removed, you have to get it replaced (implant/ fixed bridge). The tooth, if permanent, won't grow back on its own and considering your age, it is most likely one of the permanent molars. If it''s your third molar, replacement will usually not be necessary after removal.
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