Question 243 · LDEK · Endodontic surgery
The indication for bicuspidization procedure is:
- A. periapical lesion.
- B. furcation pathosis from periodontal disease.
- C. root canal wall perforation.
- D. internal root resorption.
- E. deep furcation.
Hint
Think about which periodontal problem a vertical cut through the furcation eliminates by turning one molar into two cleansable units.
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