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No references found	Keller7 considered all DE except those due to pulpal disease, periodontal conditions, and pericoronitis as nonpreventable, while Teweles and King6 considered "fractured teeth which otherwise appeared sound, fractured restorations, restored teeth which required endodontic treatment, and the results of traumatic injury" to be nonpreventable. Estimation of Nonpreventable Dental Emergencies in U.S. Marine Corps ... by John W DC, USN (Ret Simecek / Military Medicine However it is justified to extract the wisdom teeth if: there are repeated incidences of pericoronitis, the tooth has deep cavity or is resorbing is causing decay or resorption in the adjacent tooth is associated with cyst or tumour is in line of a fracture of the jaw Extraction could be done under local anaesthesia , sedation or general anaesthesia depending on the condition. Manchester Dental Hospital Information Guide on Wisdom Teeth and What ... by David Clarke / Food/cooking/nutrition community However it is justified to extract the wisdom teeth if: there are repeated incidences of pericoronitis the tooth has deep cavity or is resorbing is causing decay or resorption in the adjacent tooth is associated with cyst or tumour is in line of a fracture of the jaw Extraction could be done under local anaesthesia , sedation or general anaesthesia depending on the condition. Manchester Dental Hospital Information Guide on Wisdom Teeth - What ... by David Clarke / Health, general community	periblinite peribolus Peribonca pericardial pericardial cavity pericardial fluid pericardial organ Pericarditis Pericardium Pericarp Pericenter pericentric inversion pericholangitis Perichondrium Periclase periclasite Pericles periclinal periclinal chimera Pericline pericline ripple mark pericline twin law Periclymenus pericolitis pericondensed polycyclic pericoronitis pericranium Pericratonic Depression pericronus Pericycle pericyclic reaction pericynthion pericystium Pericyte Perida Periderm Peridinea Peridium peridot Peridotite peridotite shell peridrome peridromos peridynamic loudspeaker Perielectrotonus Périer, Casimir Périer, Casimir Pierre perifollicular periform perigalacticon perigean range	Pericline twinning Pericline twinning Periclinium Periclitate Periclitation Periclymenus pericolic pericolic abscess pericolitis pericolitis Pericolo in Mare pericolonitis pericolonitis pericolpitis periconchal pericondensed polycyclic Periconia pericopae Pericopæ pericopal pericope pericopes pericopic Pericopsis elata pericorneal pericoronal pericoronal abscess pericoronal abscess pericoronal abscess pericoronitis pericrania pericrania pericrania pericranial pericranial pericranial pericranitis pericranium pericranium pericranium pericraniums pericraniums pericraniums Pericratonic Depression Pericrocotus pericronus Pericui Indians Pericui Indians Periculosum est res novas et inusitatas inducere Periculous Periculum Periculum Periculum rei venditae pericycle pericycle pericycles pericycles pericyclic pericyclic Pericyclic reaction

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Keller7 considered all DE except those due to pulpal disease, periodontal conditions, and pericoronitis as nonpreventable, while Teweles and King6 considered "fractured teeth which otherwise appeared sound, fractured restorations, restored teeth which required endodontic treatment, and the results of traumatic injury" to be nonpreventable.

Estimation of Nonpreventable Dental Emergencies in U.S. Marine Corps ... by John W DC, USN (Ret Simecek / Military Medicine

However it is justified to extract the wisdom teeth if: there are repeated incidences of pericoronitis, the tooth has deep cavity or is resorbing is causing decay or resorption in the adjacent tooth is associated with cyst or tumour is in line of a fracture of the jaw Extraction could be done under local anaesthesia , sedation or general anaesthesia depending on the condition.

Manchester Dental Hospital Information Guide on Wisdom Teeth and What ... by David Clarke / Food/cooking/nutrition community

However it is justified to extract the wisdom teeth if: there are repeated incidences of pericoronitis the tooth has deep cavity or is resorbing is causing decay or resorption in the adjacent tooth is associated with cyst or tumour is in line of a fracture of the jaw Extraction could be done under local anaesthesia , sedation or general anaesthesia depending on the condition.

Manchester Dental Hospital Information Guide on Wisdom Teeth - What ... by David Clarke / Health, general community