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Learn if a dead tooth can be saved, including causes, warning signs, symptoms, and treatment options to restore dental health and prevent further damage.

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What Is a Dead Tooth? Our body cells need a continuous supply of blood to be able to function. When the supply is cut off due to any reason, our body cells die and render unable to perform. Our teeth can also die in this manner. A tooth is composed of two pulps: Hard pulp and soft pulp. While the external hard pulp is covered with enamel, the soft pulp contains nerves and blood vessels. When due to any reason, this supply is disturbed; the whole structure goes into a degrading state, resulting in a dead tooth. What Does a Dead Tooth Feel Like? A dead tooth is discolored and gives a blackish appearance, which becomes more intense with time. It is also accompanied by pain because of nerve damage happening. Some people are unable to feel anything happening over the area because the cut off in the blood supply has also seized any sensation that could be felt through the help of nerves. How Long Can a Dead Tooth Stay in Your Mouth? The dead tooth becomes a house for bacteria to grow that can contaminate your whole oral cavity. This way, it becomes highly essential to extract the dead tooth from your mouth as the longer it stays there, the more risk you are at of getting the infection in your other teeth. Therefore, a dead tooth should not go unnoticed, and the procedure for elimination should not be prolonged in any case. Read the full article