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The epidemiology of third molar agenesis and its relationship with craniofacial growth in spanish and peruvian populations: a cross-sectional study
Congenital third molar (3M) agenesis is a common dental anomaly associated with genetic, epigenetic, and craniofacial growth factors. Evidence regarding its prevalence across populations and its relationship with sagittal and vertical growth patterns remains limited. This study aimed to compare the
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