The Importance of Root Trunk Anatomy in Molars Furcation Involvements


Abstract in English

Our study focused on the relationship between root Trunk length prevalence, Types of root trunk and furcation involvement in molars. Statistical results presented short root trunks in maxillary (1st & 2nd) molars were located buccally , whereas the long root trunks is located mesially. Also for Mand. (1st & 2nd ) molar short root trunks were found buccally but the long root trunks where found lingually and the lingual root trunks were longer in mand, 2nd than mand 1st molars.

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