Can tooth root inflammation force tooth extraction

When tooth root inflammation occurs, forced extraction is not recommended.

When tooth root inflammation occurs, local tissues are usually in an inflammatory state. Forced extraction may lead to inflammation spreading, causing more serious infections, and may even lead to systemic complications such as bacteremia or sepsis, thus increasing the risk during surgery. Inflammation will affect the normal healing process of the wound. In addition, conditions such as swelling of surrounding tissues during inflammation may affect accurate assessment of tooth condition and alveolar bone condition, possibly resulting in incomplete extraction or unnecessary damage to surrounding tissues.