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Estimating age and the likelihood of having attained 18 years of age using mandibular third molars

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The comparison between measurement of open apices of third molars and Demirjian stages to test chronological age of over 18 year olds in living subjects

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2005Evaluation of chronological age based on third molar development in the Spanish population175 cited

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