2016
DOI: 10.22452/adum.vol23no1.4
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The Incidence of Signs and Symptoms of Temporomandibular Disorders Following Third Molar Surgery

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“…As to dental risk factors, firstly extraction of wisdom teeth: Damasceno et al [38] stated that the association between wisdom tooth extraction and the risk of developing CMDs was based on several factors: the location of the tooth [39] [40], the degree of its impaction [39] [41], use of incorrect surgical technique or lack of mandibular support during extraction of mandibular 3rd molars [39][40][41][42][43], as well as the age and sex. [39,40]. The surgical procedure and postoperative inflammation affected surrounding tissues, including masticatory muscles, which might contribute to the development of CMD-related pain.…”
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“…As to dental risk factors, firstly extraction of wisdom teeth: Damasceno et al [38] stated that the association between wisdom tooth extraction and the risk of developing CMDs was based on several factors: the location of the tooth [39] [40], the degree of its impaction [39] [41], use of incorrect surgical technique or lack of mandibular support during extraction of mandibular 3rd molars [39][40][41][42][43], as well as the age and sex. [39,40]. The surgical procedure and postoperative inflammation affected surrounding tissues, including masticatory muscles, which might contribute to the development of CMD-related pain.…”
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“…[44] After placing the patient in a supine position, the applied forces can be transferred to the TMJ and forced the condyle in a posterior direction, the need to open the jaw for long periods also can cause muscle fatigue, trauma and possibly overloading of one or both TMJs, leading to a process of development of CMDs. [39][40][41] Dentists often advocate 3rd molar extraction during adolescence, citing benefits such as incomplete roots, better healing, and minimal morbidity. 2 studies [39][40] suggested that the risk of developing CMD may be higher for people under 21 years of age.…”
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