<human>: hi i had two teeth extractions on wedensday 2nd one didint come out easy :( by friday i went back had an infection i had the site cleaned and was given antibiotics and advised to rinse with salt water.Today the tooth next to the extraction has broke half way down horizontally along gum line i can see the brown inner of my tooth upper part is still intact and healthy that tooth was filled on wed it was a small hole..I am very concerened as if i haft to get it pulled it will effect my smile..Is their any hope for my tooth i have no pain from that tooth the infection on my gum is still their im day 2 of my 3 day course  i am calling dentist on monday am i am an nhs patient aswell just looking for reassurance (starting to reslly dislike the dentist ) regards carol
<bot>: Hello, Thanks for writing to us. Tooth broken next to the extracted tooth has to be replaced or extracted for permanent relief. I would advise you to get a thorough clinical evaluation done. If the fracture involves pulp, tooth has to be root canal treated and crown has to be placed. If tooth cannot be saved, get it extracted. Antibiotics as well as analgesics will help to relieve pain. Meanwhile, avoid chewing on hard objects. Take care.