Alternate classification for third molars
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https://doi.org/10.59334/ROV.v2i39.561Keywords:
wisdom teeth, classification, oral cavity, oral surgery, dentistryAbstract
Introduction: Different classifications of impacted wisdom teeth will be shown in adddition to a new categorization wich predicts their removal difficulty. Aim: The goal of the text is to create a guide for students and/or collegues to classify the degree of difficulty as a tool to measure the needed time to extract the tooth and the necessary steps to remove it and the related morbility.
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