Why You Should Replace Your Extracted Tooth
If you’ve seen your dentist for tooth extraction, or you’ve lost a tooth through accident or injury, it’s in your best interests to not have a gap for long.
Even though it might not seem like a priority, replacing your extracted tooth is in the best interests of your overall oral health, and here’s why.
It Can Affect Your Chewing Ability
The loss of any tooth can be more than only an aesthetic problem. If you lose a tooth either through a dentist extracting it or an injury or accident, you will find it’s now challenging to chew.