Maxillary Third Molar | Tooth Morphology Made Easy!

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[@mgreat1212]

will definitely do! by the way, oblique ridge nor transverse ridge cannot be seen on the occlusal surface of the 3rd molar that has 3 cusps right?

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Hi I have a question! In some cases, there is more than 1 canal in each root, in which particular root would we see this in?

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Hi thanks for your query. Usually it is in the mesial root of the molar.

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Plz make video for bcqs type

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