Radiographic Signs in Lower Third Molar Extraction
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What are the radiographic signs associated with the close relationship between lower third molars and inferior alveolar nerve canals?

Darkening of the root, Deflection of the root, Narrowing of the root, A bided root apex, Diversion of the canal, Narrowing of the canal, Interruption in the white line of the canal

Why is routine usage of CT in the extraction of lower third molars not recommended?

High radiation dose, Cost

What is the incidence of IAN damage following lower third molar extraction?

Approximately 1.1%

According to the studies, which radiographic sign is most commonly associated with nerve damage?

<p>Diversion of the canal</p> Signup and view all the answers

What has been related to an increased risk of nerve damage during extraction of the LTM?

<p>Exposure of the nerve</p> Signup and view all the answers

When is CT recommended in relation to radiographic signs in OPG?

<p>When radiographic signs appear in the OPG that show a direct anatomical relationship between the LTM and the canal</p> Signup and view all the answers

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