Corono Radicular Anomaly in a Maxillary First Molar – a Rare Case Report

Developmental dental anomalies refer to deviation from the normal size, shape, number or structure of external and internal anatomy of a tooth. Their presence have functional and clinical significance. With no definite reason some dental anomalies may occur commonly in some specific teeth like microdontia in maxillary lateral incisors, dens invaginatus in maxillary lateral incisors, dens evaginatus in mandibular premolars etc. The majority of the variations affect the crown of the tooth. Variation in the tooth morphology which involves both the crown and the root are rare. Here we are reporting a rare case of corono radicular anomaly occurring unilaterally in a maxillary right first molar.