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Maxillary molars demonstrating more than one palatal root canal

Stone et al., 1981

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11090377331631351714
Author
Stone L
Stroner W
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Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology

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Maxillary molars exhibit variations in the canal morphology of the palatal root. Systems may occur in which a single palatal root contains two separate orifices, two separate canals, and two separate foramina. Other maxillary molars may have two separate palatal roots, each …
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