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Maxillary Third Molar Morphology by عزام خالد is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The morphology of the maxillary permanent third molar exhibits significant variation, making it difficult to define a typical form. It is generally smaller than the second maxillary molar, with shorter and often fused roots, and a distinctive occlusal surface that can be heart-shaped or rhomboid. Additionally, the third molar is known for its unpredictability, with potential congenital absence, impaction, and variations in the number and shape of cusps.
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- عزام خالد
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- EN