Tooth extraction tooth couldn't be saved, or the health of the mouth is applied in cases that must be removed for treatment. However, sometimes the root of the tooth in the jaw bone during tooth extraction may remain. In this case, the shooting is difficult, or the breakup of the root of the tooth into the jawbone may be connected in a tight manner. The root of the extracted tooth remains in the mouth, and can lead to various oral health problems is a situation that needs to be treated. In this paper, the reasons for the stay of the root of the extracted tooth that may lead to the problems and methods of treatment for this condition will be discussed.
Stay In One Of Your Teeth Causes
There are a few reasons to stay in the jaw bone during tooth extraction root:
- The Root Of The Tooth Structure: The root structure of the tooth may be curved or multiple, and this condition may make it difficult or impossible to completely remove root during tooth extraction. Especially wisdom teeth, such as multi-rooted teeth may be firmly attached to the roots of the jaw bone.
- Breakage Of The Roots: The crown portion of the tooth is removed during tooth extraction root and the root in the jawbone may remain part of the part can be broken. Weakened or decayed teeth may be more common in this situation.
- Impacted Teeth: Maybe not exactly some teeth. Especially impacted teeth, tooth roots may prevent full removal of the root to be deep, and the root may remain in a portion of the jaw bone.
The Root Of The Extracted Tooth To Stay Ahead Of Problems That Can Cause
The root of the extracted tooth to remain in the jaw bone over time can cause serious health problems. This situation can create the main problems:
- The Risk Of Infection:
When the roots of teeth are left in the mouth carries a risk of infection. Build up and bacteria around the tooth roots can lead to infection. Infected root, gum inflammation, swelling and abscess formation may result. If left untreated, the infection can spread to the surrounding tissues and the teeth. - Kist Oluşumu:
The remaining cysts may develop around the root of a tooth in the jaw bone. On the mandible, causing it to melt by these cysts may lead to distortions in the structure of the jaw. Over time, these cysts can grow and pain, and jaw bone loss can cause gum problems. - Gum Problems:
The root of the extracted tooth under the gums when the gums (periodontitis) may develop. In this case, pain in the gums, bleeding and leads to symptoms such as swelling. It can affect the surrounding healthy teeth and infected gums, and this can cause more extensive tooth loss. - Komşu Dişlerin Zarar Görmesi:
Applying pressure to the teeth surrounding the root of the extracted tooth can damage their roots. In this case, disrupt the alignment of the neighboring teeth, and can lead to pain during chewing. - Jaw Bone Loss:
Extracted from the root portion of the tooth in the jaw remain when due to an infection or a cyst can result in bone loss. Dissolve the jaw bone, the jaw and mouth structure, and negatively affect your overall health and further tooth loss can lead to distortions in the structure.
What Should Be Done If The Root Of The Extracted Tooth?
Extracted from the root portion of the tooth remains in the mouth when the dentist's intervention is required. History and physical examination, the dentist's X-rays or other forms of treatment can be applied to the removal of the root. The main treatment methods for this situation:
- Root Shoot:
The remaining tooth root in the jaw bone, can be removed with surgery. This procedure is performed under local anesthesia and opened a small cut on the gums and the root is reached. Root carefully dismounted, cleaned and stitched the area after the shooting. This process eliminates the risk of infection or cyst formation. - Apikal Rezeksiyon (Kök Ucu Ameliyatı):
If only the tip of the root has been infected if called apical resection, a surgical procedure only the infected part can be removed. In this process, and remove the infected tissue surrounding the root tip and the root canal is filled. - Antibiotic Therapy:
If Root has been infected, the dentist can apply antibiotic therapy. Antibiotics, the spread of the infection by preventing the extraction of the root for the period helps to reduce the symptoms. - Kist Tedavisi:
If Around The Roots is due to the cyst, the cyst was surgically removed. The cyst removal, protects oral health by preventing the formation of more damage in the jaw bone.
Results
The root of the extracted tooth remains in the mouth and, over time, the infection can lead to serious problems such as gum disease and jaw bone loss. Therefore, after the extraction, the roots have fully removed and regular dental checkups, it is important to make sure that you go to. Early intervention with the removal of your teeth, can prevent more serious complications while preserving oral health.
