Front tooth root short. Can this tooth be saved? Recommended that I get an implant, but I do not want to extract the tooth.

February 12, 2019
Asked By:xtinexlee5505 in San Jose, CA

I went to an endodontist because I believed I needed a root canal. I had a bump on my gum and knew this was one of the signs. After the x-ray it was determined that my front tooth had a very short root and was recommended that I get a implant. I do NOT want to extract a tooth. Especially the front. Can I get a second opinion ?

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February 20, 2019

Answer: Better to get it done earlier

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February 14, 2019

Answer: Tooth

February 14, 2019

Answer: Tooth

February 13, 2019

Answer: Resorption tooth

February 13, 2019

Answer: Resorption tooth

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