Abstract

  This Cross sectional study was conducted in Qassim University female dental clinics, with the objectives to determine the causes of tooth extraction in relation to age group, as well as the commonest tooth for the extraction, according to the exclusion criteria 181 female subjects were included in the study, the results was, the highest age group found in 30- 39 (34.8%) The major cause for teeth extractions, is Caries (73%) in young age group followed by periodontal diseases (16%,) as the patients getting elder, while prosthodontics (10.5%) is the least reason for extractions. The most common tooth for extraction is the left first lower molars (8.3%) due to caries. As a causative agent.

Keywords: Tooth Extraction; Qassim University; Causes of Extraction

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Citation

Citation: Bashayer Mohmmad AlMutiry and Manal Abdalla Eltahir. “Causes of Permanant Teeth Extraction in Relation to Age: A Study from Qassim Region, KSA". Acta Scientific Dental Sciences 4.10 (2020): 95-99.

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