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The purpose of this study is to investigate the positions of the lower third molar teeth and the effects of the state of the teeth on the bone resorption observed in the distal area due to chronic inflammation. Tools and Methods: Our study has been applied to the Department of Oral, Dental and Dental Radiology and the age range varies between 17-56 and has been taken panoramic X-ray for various reasons and 300 patients have been selected as retrospective. Venta and Ark. According to the study he has done, a total of 547 under-third molar teeth have been studied according to the condition and positions of the burial. It was also assessed by an observer whether there is resorption in the distal bone. The SPSS program has been used for statistical analysis and the Ki-Care test has also been applied for the frequency analysis for incidences, and for the effects on the resorption of the position. Results: In 300 patients, a total of 547 lower third molar teeth were detected. 256 of the 547 teeth (47 percent), 60 of them (11 percent) half-lasted and 231 of them (42 percent) are buried. The condition observed in the under twenty-year-old teeth is tooth in vertical position (46%). The position observed in the buried teeth is the mesioangular (28%) and the low observed position is the bukkolingual position (0.1%). A significant difference was observed in the impact of the gravity and position on resorption (p=0.00).  The most frequently in vertical position (86 percent). 4) and the presence of resorption was found in half-long teeth (43.3%). Result: This study in the Turkish subpopulation has obtained information about the driving problems of the lower third molar teeth. If the lower third molar teeth are thrown into the mouth in a normal position and even if there are no symptoms in the patient, the bone resorption associated with chronic infection in the distal area can be found in panoramic radiographs. Keywords Mandibular third molar, burial, resorption

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