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Understanding Your Molars: Importance & When Extraction is Necessary
Molars serve several important functions, including chewing and grinding food, maintaining vertical dimensions, and supporting the remaining teeth. Therefore, it is generally advisable to keep all of your molars unless there are specific dental problems that require their removal. However, there may be certain situations where the extraction of a molar is necessary, such as severe decay or damage, impaction, or overcrowding in the mouth. In these cases, it is best to consult with a dentist or oral surgeon to assess the situation and determine the appropriate treatment plan.Braces - Related Articles
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