a detailed knowledge of root canal anatomy is a prerequisite for successful endodontic treatment. such information is highly dependent upon the ethnicity of the population of interest. lack of sufficient national information concerning internal anatomy can lead clinicians to increase their rate of treatment success. the aim of this study was to evaluate external root morphology and root canal a...

To perform successful endodontic therapy, it is important to know the anatomy and morphology of the root canal system. Peculiarities with possible anatomic variations may lead to failure due to insufficient instrumentation and inadequate three-dimensional obturation of the root canal system.[1,2] Accurate radiographic examination using different horizontal angles is crucial for the endodontist ...

Successful root canal treatment requires adequate knowledge regarding morphologic variations in root canal system of teeth. This report describes a six-canalled mandibular first molar with four mesial root canals requiring endodontic retreatment. The two additional canals in the mesial root were found during retreatment with the aid of illumination and magnification. In conclusion, the possibil...

The clinical management of a maxillary first molar with six root canals is described in this case report having two the mesiobuccal (MB), distobuccal (DB), and palatal (P). prevalence such complex internal anatomy teeth rare variation. endodontic deviant canal morphology can be challenging to diagnose treat. For proper unusual cases, it essential have sound knowledge intricacies additional cana...

Clinicians frequently encounter hypodontia in their practice. It can be associated with any syndrome or more commonly it is asyndromic. This asyndromic form is commonly familial and can be followed in heredity of the patient. The patient referred in this report presented with a rare anomaly of hypodontia with altered morphology where the patient had all the teeth single rooted and single canall...

PURPOSE This study aimed to investigate the clinical anatomy of lower premolar roots in a Spanish population by using cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT), correlating findings with patient gender and tooth type. MATERIALS AND METHODS Using 70 CBCT images, we evaluated 126 healthy, untreated, well-developed lower premolars. The number and morphology of roots and root canals, and the foramina ...