Question 532 · LDEK · Pulp chamber and root canal anatomy
In the first upper molar, the orifice of MB2 canal is usually located:
- A. in central point of the crown.
- B. near the line linking buccal canals.
- C. near the line linking the mesiobuccal and palatal canal.
- D. near the line linking distobuccal and palatal canal.
- E. location of MB2 canal is irregular.
Hint
Picture the rhomboidal access outline of an upper first molar and where the extra canal hides under the mesial dentin shelf.
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