Question 244 · LDEK · Pulp chamber and root canal anatomy
What kind of canals should be expected when in the first upper premolar an additional third canal occurs?
- A. pallatal, buccal-mesial, buccal-distal.
- B. pallatal-mesial, pallatal-distal, buccal.
- C. mesial, distal-buccal, distal-pallatal.
- D. mesial-buccal, mesial-palatal, distal.
- E. mesial, intermediate, distal.
Hint
When the buccal canal of this premolar divides, the tooth resembles a small maxillary molar.
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