Reportedly,maxillary premolars are the most complex teeth for performing endodontic treatment,[1] with root canals varying based on race,genetic predisposition,diet,region,gender,[2] and perhaps age.To date,few detail...Reportedly,maxillary premolars are the most complex teeth for performing endodontic treatment,[1] with root canals varying based on race,genetic predisposition,diet,region,gender,[2] and perhaps age.To date,few detailed studies have been conducted to assess number of roots and root canal morphology of maxillary premolars in the elderly.The present study analyzed root canal morphology of maxillary premolars in elderly individuals using cone-beam computed tomography （CBCT）,which has substantial clinical value in guiding endodontic treatment.[3]展开更多
Middle-mesial canals in mandibular molars are present in the population depending on age, sex and ethnicity. However, limited literature alludes to its prevalence. Troughing procedures may enhance identification, clea...Middle-mesial canals in mandibular molars are present in the population depending on age, sex and ethnicity. However, limited literature alludes to its prevalence. Troughing procedures may enhance identification, cleaning and shaping. This case report expresses the recognition and management of middle-mesial canal in a mandibular second molar of 24 years old Hispanic-Latino male.展开更多
文摘Reportedly,maxillary premolars are the most complex teeth for performing endodontic treatment,[1] with root canals varying based on race,genetic predisposition,diet,region,gender,[2] and perhaps age.To date,few detailed studies have been conducted to assess number of roots and root canal morphology of maxillary premolars in the elderly.The present study analyzed root canal morphology of maxillary premolars in elderly individuals using cone-beam computed tomography （CBCT）,which has substantial clinical value in guiding endodontic treatment.[3]
文摘Middle-mesial canals in mandibular molars are present in the population depending on age, sex and ethnicity. However, limited literature alludes to its prevalence. Troughing procedures may enhance identification, cleaning and shaping. This case report expresses the recognition and management of middle-mesial canal in a mandibular second molar of 24 years old Hispanic-Latino male.
