2013
DOI: 10.4103/0970-9290.116674
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Incidence of cystic changes in impacted lower third molar

Abstract: Incidence of cystic changes in ILTM justifies extraction of the impacted tooth associated with symptoms. The decision to extract or not to extract impacted third molar should be individualized, rather than generalized.

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“…The number of people reaching adult life with impacted third molars seems to be increasing to an epidemic extent [16].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The number of people reaching adult life with impacted third molars seems to be increasing to an epidemic extent [16].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Se estandarizaron los diagnósticos determinándose que toda muestra que presente metaplasia escamosa del epitelio reducido del órgano del esmalte será considerado como cambio quístico temprano, esto según lo reportado en la literatura (Glosser & Campbell, 1999;Adelsperger et al, 2000;Baykul et al, 2005;Saravana et al, 2008;Kotrashetti, 2010;Wali et al, 2012;Adaki et al, 2013). Se evaluó, además, la presencia de calcificaciones distróficas, restos epiteliales, infiltrado inflamatorio, densidad del conectivo y espesor del tejido.…”
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“…The inclusion of the wisdom tooth can be the cause of a jaw fracture during a trauma, too. As the most common method of surgical treatment is odontectomy, surgical discovery is extremely rare [29][30][31].…”
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