Question 399 · LDEK · Pulp chamber and root canal anatomy
Which type of the root canal configuration according to Vertucci can be assigned to a tooth with three separate root canals starting in the pulp chamber and ending in the apical region?
- A. type IV.
- B. type V.
- C. type VI.
- D. type VII.
- E. type VIII.
Hint
Recall Vertucci's numbering: the last type is the only one with three canals throughout the root.
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