> Not more than 12% of impacted teeth have associated pathology (Table 1 ▶). This incidence is the same as for appendicitis (10%) and cholecystitis (12%), yet prophylactic appendectomies and cholecystectomies are not the standard of care. Why then prophylactic third-molar extractions?
Somewhat hard to take seriously after reading that. The other two operations are highly invasive. And I feel that intentionally discarding such context a poor move; If someone used similar arguments against vaccines, they would be laughed at.
Somewhat hard to take seriously after reading that. The other two operations are highly invasive. And I feel that intentionally discarding such context a poor move; If someone used similar arguments against vaccines, they would be laughed at.