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When compared to the rest of the dentition, third molars stand out having distinctive characteristics and behavior. They are the most commonly impacted teeth, associated with a host of pathologies and are therefore, the most commonly extracted teeth. In addition, third molars are the most frequent teeth to show agenesis (1, 2). A comprehensive study that screened 100,577 populations in Turkey showed that, excluding third molars, the prevalence of hypodontia was 3.1% and the prevalence of oligodontia was 0.07% (3). Topkara and Sari (2011) reported that the prevalence of congenitally missing teeth in the overall orthodontic population was 30.6% which dropped to 6.8% when third molar agenesis was excluded in the study population (2). In another study, 24% among 2,579 subjects were diagnosed with third-molar agenesis of whom 9% had 1, 8%, 2, 3%, 3, and 4% had all third-molars Abstract

Skeletal Facial Morphology and Third Molar Agenesis