Question 342 · LDEK · Pulp chamber and root canal anatomy
In the first upper molar the orifice of the accessory root canal is often located:
- A. directly in the central point on the floor of pulp chamber.
- B. near the line between the buccal root canals’ orifices.
- C. near the line between the mesiobuccal and palatal root canal orifices.
- D. near the line between the distobuccal and palatal root canal orifices.
- E. 2-3 mm distally form the palatal root canal orifice.
Hint
Think about where to look for the MB2 orifice relative to the main canal orifices of the upper first molar.
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