An Assessment of Factors Influencing the Difficulty in Third Molar Surgery.

rary oral surgical practice and requires much planning and surgical skill, during both preoperative diagnosis and postoperative management.[ 1 ] Although the overall complication rate is low and most complications are minor; this procedure is so common that the population morbidity of complications may be significant.[ 2 ] It is important that a paradigm for factors associated with third molar extraction difficulty be developed to serve patients more effectively, to plan operations, and to educate students and residents.[ 1 ] Wharfe, Winters lines, and Pell and Gregory classification are the well-known classifi

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