Relationship of third molar development and root angulation

Angled roots are seen in mandibular third molars, which have a high frequency of incomplete impaction. We examined the relationship between incomplete impaction and angled roots. We enrolled orthopantomographs to determine the prevalence of angled roots in 239 men and 222 women aged 21–35 years with...

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Published in:Journal of oral rehabilitation 2001-02, Vol.28 (2), p.198-205
Main Authors: Yamaoka, M., Furusawa, K., Hayama, H., Kura, T.
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Adult
Age Factors
Chi-Square Distribution
Dentistry
Female
Humans
Incidence
Male
Mandible
Molar, Third - diagnostic imaging
Molar, Third - pathology
Molar, Third - physiology
Odontogenesis - physiology
Prevalence
Radiography, Panoramic
root angulation
Sex Factors
Third molar
Tooth Eruption
Tooth Root - diagnostic imaging
Tooth Root - pathology
Tooth, Impacted - diagnostic imaging
Tooth, Impacted - etiology
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Tooth Eruption
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Tooth, Impacted - etiology
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