Two big teeth in the lower corner of the left corner of the mouth are rotten. Should we just pull them out or what?

Burn an old dentist and talk about oral problems ~ watch two big teeth rot like this. I haven't had time to see a doctor recently, and my key teeth are particularly painful. It hurts if you take medicine every month. Until now, should I just pull them out? Is there another good way?

Two big teeth in the lower corner of the left corner of the mouth are rotten, which indicates that the teeth are seriously eroded by bacteria, and the pulp may be damaged and infected by bacteria, leading to an acute attack of pulpitis. No matter how bad the tooth is, it can't be pulled out, because even if the root is still there, the tooth can be treated.

For example, the most common root canal treatment, pulpitis or pulp necrosis, should first remove the diseased pulp, one is to solve the problem of toothache, the other is to facilitate tooth restoration and wear porcelain crown.

Rotten and uprooted?

1, depending on whether the residual roots are complete. If the root is intact, you can do post crown restoration. If the roots are rotten, pull them out. Post crown restoration is more complicated than root canal treatment. In addition to removing the residual pulp after root canal radiography, there are many black stones deposited near the root, and periodontal scaling is also needed.

2. After cleaning the nearby gums, drive the fiber post or metal post into the root canal and repair the crown and core after bonding. The process does not require local anesthesia, and there is no pain at this time. Generally, the hardness of metal post is higher than that of teeth, but the metal post can't be examined by nuclear magnetic resonance vibration, and the gum will be black. Brother Shao suggested that fiber stickers look better.

What should I do after the roots are rotten and removed?