A simple extraction of an erupted molar
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A 27-year-old has a large cavity on the upper left first molar that cannot be restored. The tooth is erupted, and the chart names tooth 14 for removal.
- Tooth 14, the maxillary left first molar
- Large cavity, not restorable
- Erupted, with no sign of a root problem on the chart
- Plan: simple extraction under local anesthesia
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A 27-year-old has a large cavity on the upper left first molar that cannot be restored. The tooth is erupted, and the chart names tooth 14 for removal.
- Tooth 14, the maxillary left first molar
- Large cavity, not restorable
- Erupted, with no sign of a root problem on the chart
- Plan: simple extraction under local anesthesia
M13 step 1: Confirm the tooth against the chart. Open this step in the lesson.Unlock the questions
The questions open with the $99 season (90 days), the $149/yr student seat, or a class code that assigns M13. The first case is free.
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