It varies from person to person depending on the condition of the tooth itself and the extent of its damage, but in general, the procedure to pull the nerve or what is known as root canal removal is the best procedure, and this is for several reasons, the most important of which are:

• Preserving the shape, external structure and function of the molar in the mouth, thus maintaining the shape of the mouth and maintaining a natural and healthy smile.
• The nerve extraction procedure in itself may cost you more than the extraction of the tooth, but by other accounts, it is considered less expensive because after the extraction of the tooth, many cosmetic procedures and treatments to restore the shape of the mouth and the implantation of a new molar in the place of the tooth that was extracted, and this will certainly cost you more, as these may affect Procedures on the gums, teeth and molars adjacent to the dislocated molar.
• The nerve extraction procedure is less invasive compared to the extraction and transplantation procedure.
• The nerve extraction procedure may require more than one session to pull the nerve and install the crown if necessary, and the tooth is fragile after the nerve extraction and filling. As for the extraction of the tooth, it may be most likely in one session. But if you look at it from another angle, later you will need procedures and treatments to restore the location of the extracted molar and implant a new molar, and this will take many and many sessions, and with simple calculations, you will find that the nerve extraction sessions are nothing compared to the other treatment journey after tooth extraction.
• The recovery period after the nerve extraction procedure is less than the recovery period after the extraction of the tooth and the resulting pain and subsequent treatments and restorations.