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WHO IS GOING TO DO IT
General dental surgeon / Referral Oral surgeon who has the;
1. 2. 3. experience or trained in. facilities know possible complications intra operative & post operative 4. Choice of anesthesia i.e. L.A or G.A
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Interpretation of standardized intra oral radiograph 1. Access: 2. Position & depth: 3. Root pattern: 4. Shape of crown: 5. Texture of the investing bone: 6. Position & root pattern of the 2nd molar: 7. Inferior dental canal
Classification
A. Relation ship of tooth to the ramus & 2nd molar.
Class I. Class II. Class III.
WINTERS CLASSIFICATION
Long axis of 3rd molar in relation to long axis of 2nd molar. Describes 3rd molar impactions as vertical, Mesio-angular, Disto-angular & Horizontal. Howe modified it using the Winter Lines importance of the vertical depth of 3rd molar.
HORIZONTAL IMPACTIONS
ACCESS
Radio-opaque line cast by external oblique ridge
Vertical-poor.
Horizontal- excellent
ROOT PATTERN
SHAPE OF CROWN
Large square & prominent cusps more difficult. Small conical crowns & flat cusps- easy. Tooth impaction
Large cancellous spaces & fine bone structure- bone elastic. Small cancellous spaces & bone shadow- bone is sclerotic.