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Case of the Week 2

January 3, 2018 By dzuy

The incidence of two separate palatal roots on a maxillary molar has been reported at 1.21% (Nosrat et all 2017).  These teeth have been reported and studied by Cone-beam Computed Tomography (CBCT), review of radiographs, clearing techniques, and study of extracted human molars.  These teeth represent to the dental clinician a diagnosis and treatment challenge.  When properly identified and treated, they can be restored to normal function for our patients.  I will typically treat 1-2 maxillary molars with this canal morphology in a year.

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