A Comparison Between Comma Incision and Ward’s Incision in Third Molar Extraction in Terms of Postoperative Sequel

Aakansha Kukreja; Abhishek Balani; Vinay Kharsan; Abhishek Karan; Heena Mazhar; Arunima Awasthy; Ramanpal Singh

doi:10.7759/cureus.34799

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A Comparison Between Comma Incision and Ward’s Incision in Third Molar Extraction in Terms of Postoperative Sequel

Aakansha Kukreja Abhishek Balani Vinay Kharsan Abhishek Karan Heena Mazhar Arunima Awasthy Ramanpal Singh

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Aakansha Kukreja, Abhishek Balani, Vinay Kharsan, et al. (2023). A Comparison Between Comma Incision and Ward’s Incision in Third Molar Extraction in Terms of Postoperative Sequel. Cureus. https://doi.org/10.7759/cureus.34799

A Comparison Between Comma Incision and Ward’s Incision in Third Molar Extraction in Terms of Postoperative Sequel

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