Question 101 · LDEK · Impacted teeth
The most frequent indication for the extraction of third molars is:
- A. difficult dentition.
- B. carious destruction.
- C. orthodontic indication.
- D. planned orthognatic surgery.
- E. resorption of adjacent teeth.
Hint
Think of the most common symptomatic problem caused by lack of space for the last tooth in the arch.
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