Prevalence and Radiographic Patterns of Third Molar Impaction and Agenesis in the Kazakh Population.

Int Dent J · 2025 · PMC12329515 · PMID 40743818

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Maxillary third molars accounted for most alveolar bone-loss cases, whereas mandibular molars were responsible for the majority of caries and apical radiolucencies; these location-based differences were highly significant ( P < .001).

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