Question 34 · LDEK · Impacted teeth
Which of the following is the most common indication for surgical extraction of lower third molars?
- A. caries of the second or third lower molar.
- B. complications of inflammation.
- C. follicular cysts.
- D. crowding of incisors.
- E. A, B are true.
Hint
Think of the problem around a partially erupted lower third molar with which patients present most often.
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