Tooth extraction is one of the most common dental procedures that is performed to solve various problems such as infection, severe tooth decay or orthodontic reasons, but sometimes a part of the tooth root may remain in the cavity, which can cause problems for the patient. It becomes prone to inflammation and infection. Some of the problems and risks of leaving the tooth root in the gum include: **Chronic infection and inflammation**: The remaining root can become a place for the accumulation of bacteria and cause infection.. This infection may spread to the gums, jawbone and even other parts of the body.. Symptoms such as pain, swelling, bad breath, and the discharge of pus from the gums are signs of infection. Systemic problems**: In some cases, the severe infection caused by the remnants of the root can enter the bloodstream and lead to systemic problems such as sepsis (blood infection), which is very dangerous... Root extraction methods are from the gums. If the remaining root is close to the gum surface and easily accessible, the dentist uses tools such as forceps to loosen the root and remove it. This method is usually done without the need for incision or surgery and is suitable for simple and accessible roots... 2.... **Surgical extraction:** In more complicated cases, such as when the root is stuck in the jawbone or the root is too deep, surgery is used. The dentist or oral surgeon makes a small incision in the gum to access the root. If the root is stuck in the bone, some of the surrounding bone may be removed using surgical instruments. intellect 4.... **Deleting the piece:** Sometimes the root is broken into several pieces.... In this case, the dentist removes each piece individually.... This process is time-consuming but ensures that no piece of the root remains.... 5.... **Using specialized tools:** Dentists use tools such as an elevator to loosen the root. These tools are designed to apply proper and safe pressure and remove the root without damaging the surrounding tissue. 6. **Using laser removal technology:** In some cases, laser technology allows the dentist to cut the gum tissue and remove the root with high precision and minimal damage to the surrounding tissues. This method also reduces the risk of bleeding and infection. > English text: > > Depending on the need, the incision may be sutured closed or left unstitched to heal on its own.... In some cases, the surgeon may perform a cavity graft to prevent bone mineralization... > > Farsi translation: The incision may be sutured depending on the need or left without sutures to heal naturally... Symptoms of tooth root remaining in the gum 1... #### persistent or severe pain: One of the main symptoms is the feeling of constant pain in the area where the tooth has been extracted... The pain may spread to other areas of the face or jaw and does not improve with time. 2... #### Swelling and inflammation of the gums: Swelling and redness around the remaining root may be observed.... This swelling can be painful to the touch and sometimes spreads to the surrounding areas.... 3... #### Infection and pus discharge: The remaining root can cause the accumulation of bacteria and infection in the area.. The discharge of pus from the extracted tooth or bad breath are common symptoms of infection... > Read more: How to fix a tooth infection 4... #### Feeling of a foreign body in the gums: The patient may feel that something is stuck in or under the gum.... This feeling can cause discomfort or sensitivity when chewing.... 5... #### Bad breath (halitosis): Residual root infection can lead to bad breath that does not improve with good oral hygiene.... > Read more: Get rid of bad breath forever.. 6... #### Recurrent or prolonged bleeding: The remaining root may cause irritation of the gum tissue and frequent bleeding, especially when brushing or eating.... 7.... #### Formation of a cyst or abscess: The remaining of the root can lead to the formation of a cyst or abscess around it, which is usually accompanied by swelling, severe pain, and sometimes fever..> Read more: Is gum abscess dangerous?.. 8... #### The presence of the remaining root may cause sensitivity or pain when chewing food, especially if the root is near the nerve.. In cases where the root remains, the tooth cavity may not heal naturally and symptoms such as severe and continuous pain appear... What care is required after gum surgery and root extraction? Avoid rinsing your mouth or spitting to cause a blood clot.... - Use painkillers prescribed by the dentist (such as ibuprofen or histamine 2 hours rest).. Warm compress to speed up healing.... > Read more about root canal - Do not rinse your mouth for the first 24 hours.... After 24 hours, gently rinse your mouth with warm salt water (a teaspoon of salt in a glass of warm water).... Do this 2-3 times a day.... - Continue brushing your other teeth, but be careful not to damage the surgical area.... - Eat soft and cool foods such as yogurt and cold sheets... soups, and smoothies... avoid hot, spicy, Avoid chewing hard, which may damage the surgical area... - Avoid using a straw for at least a week so that suction does not take place and the blood clot does not move... ### Recovery time after gum surgery In the early hours after surgery, a blood clot forms in the surgical area, which plays an important role in protecting the underlying tissues and starting the healing process. Swelling and pain usually decrease in the first 3 to 5 days. Taking prescribed medications and using a cold compress can help reduce these symptoms. Care of the surgical area. 1 .... infection 2... Formation of dental cyst or tumor 3.... dry socket 4 .... constant pain and discomfort 5 .... Swelling and inflammation of the gums 6... damage to adjacent teeth 7... Bad breath and unpleasant taste 8 .... the spread of infection to other parts of the body ### Does removing the root of the tooth from the gum hurt?.. Removing the root of the tooth from the gum is usually not accompanied by significant pain, because this operation is performed with local anesthesia.... But you may feel a little discomfort or pain during or after the surgery.. The pain usually decreases in the first 1 to 3 days and as the gum heals, the discomfort disappears completely... **Conclusion** A tooth root in the gums, especially wisdom teeth, is one of the most common but preventable problems that can severely affect the health of the mouth and teeth. It is very important to recognize the symptoms and complications of this condition and visit the dentist on time. Oral and dental hygiene, regular follow-up with the dentist and careful care after dental surgery can prevent such problems and make the treatment process simpler and more effective. Paying attention to medical advice and taking quick action in case of abnormal symptoms is the key to maintaining the health of your mouth and teeth. is