Uneven jaw ridge after molar extraction - can my molar be replaced to avoid pain?

After the extraction,sometimes there may be bone prominences and those are shaved with a surgical procedure called alveoloplasty in order to correct the bone sharpness in the relevant area and your existing complaints disappear This is not a situation that changes your facial contour.

As a dental implant specialist, I can suggest that the best recommendation for cases like yours is the placement of implants to preserve the bone and provide an anatomically aesthetic and functional solution that is also comfortable.
In your case, the placement of dental implants would be the most effective solution. Dental implants are an excellent option to preserve the bone and provide a replacement for your missing tooth that avoids the discomfort caused by a denture rubbing on the uneven and sharp bone ridge. By placing a dental implant in the front molar area, we can ensure both aesthetic and functional improvements. I would recommend scheduling a consultation with a dental implant specialist to evaluate your case and discuss the available treatment options for you.