Journal of the American Dental Association (1939) · 1998
Eleven myths of dentoalveolar surgery.
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Alexander R E
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Through the years, dentists who perform dentoalveolar surgery have perpetuated many myths and other unproven beliefs from one generation to another. Sometimes, these beliefs originated in older textbooks, while others were given birth by mentors sharing anecdotal experiences with their students. Even today, many of these scientifically unsupported statements are perpetuated in surgical textbooks and in continuing education forums and are passed on to students in dental schools. In today's evolving environment of evidence-based medicine and dentistry, these anecdotal observations do not withstand scrutiny. The purpose of this article is to review the more common surgical myths and to test their validity against scientific evidence.
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