third molar Surgery is an undeniable morbidity in dentistry. Unavoidable pain from impaction does disturb patient’s comfort and normal activities which might decline their quality of life. Thus, surgical removal of the impacted tooth is introduced and recognized as a common procedure in dentistry
Third molar extraction is the most commonly performed surgical procedure by oral and maxillofacial surgeons. A well-planned surgical approach with the goal of prevention is the best way to minimize complications. Despite our best efforts, complications are expected, and it is best to counsel patients preoperatively for potential risks. Clinicians need to be aware of the risk factors associated with an increased risk of complications, especially for this commonly performed procedure.