Can the follicle-crown ratio of the impacted third molars be a reliable indicator of pathologic problem?

Sina, Haghanifar; Ehsan, Moudi; Maryam, Seyedmajidi; Mohammad, Mehdizadeh; Kamran, Nosrati; Naghi, Abbaszadeh; Ali, Bijani; Hakimeh, Ghorbani

Sina, Haghanifar; Ehsan, Moudi; Maryam, Seyedmajidi; Mohammad, Mehdizadeh; Kamran, Nosrati; Naghi, Abbaszadeh; Ali, Bijani; Hakimeh, Ghorbani.

Journal of Dentistry-Shiraz University of Medical Sciences. 2014; 15 (4): 187-191

in English | IMEMR | ID: emr-180915

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The presence of impacted third molars in the jaws is a common finding in the routine dental examination of patients. Concerning the odontogenic components of the dental follicle, it can be the origin of different types of odontogenic cysts and tumors

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