Discussion
bleeding, dehiscence, swelling, pain
BLEEDING, POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATION, DEHISCENCE, SECONDARY, DRY SOCKET, COMPLICATIONS
Various factors can influence the surgical difficulty and post-operative complications of an impacted lower third molar, such as position, width, bone and soft tissue coverage, associated pathologies, number of roots, root angulation-dilaceration, gender, age, body mass index, surgeon’s experience, contact with adjacent second molar, etc. [The healing result of a single site is dependent on a number of factors at baseline that may vary from site to site or person to person [Postoperative complications as pain, swelling, limitation in mouth opening, bleeding, dehiscence, and dry socket were evaluated in a previous manuscript. The results showed that there was no statistically significant difference associated with collagene membrane usage when compared with the primary closure group [In studies comparing primary and secondary wound healing and investigating the effect of extracting partially impacted 3Ms on the periodontal health of 2Ms,deep periodontal pockets have been reported [Hashemi et al. [On the other hand, the scientific data about dimensional bone changes occurring after 3 M surgery distal to the adjacent 2Mswas limited in the studies investigating primary and secondary wound healing.In line with our findings, Aimetti et al. [