Question 80 · LDEK · Pulp chamber and root canal anatomy
Which of the following figures shows the root canal type C and in which teeth is it most frequently found?
- A. C-shaped root canal is shown in Figure 1 and is most often found in the first mandibular molars.
- B. C-shaped root canal is shown in Figure 2, and is most often found in the second mandibular molars.
- C. C-shaped root canal is shown in Figure 3, and is most often found in the second mandibular molars.
- D. C-shaped root canal is shown in figure 4 and is most often found in the first maxillary molars.
- E. C-shaped root canal is shown in Figure 5, and is most often found in the second mandibular molars.
Hint
Look for the figure in which the chamber floor shows one continuous ribbon-shaped orifice instead of separate dots.
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