An Assessment of Radiolucencies Associated with Second Molar Adjacent Impacted Third Molar in Left in Comparison to Right Mandible
Maha Shafique,
Samra Farrukh,
Hafiz Zain Bin Tajamal
et al.
Abstract:Mandibular third molars are the most prevalently impacted teeth in the oral cavity. These partially impacted teeth in addition to being the root cause of pathologies in the third molar themselves also pose problems for their adjacent second molars. The second molars adjacent impacted third molars lead to the development of various pathologies that manifest themselves as radiolucencies on radiographic evaluation. Objective: To evaluate the radiolucencies of the left mandible's second molar next to the impacted … Show more
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