BACKGROUND Anatomy describes that first mandibular molars have two roots: 1 mesial, with 2 root canals, and 1 distal, with 1 root canal. The presence of three roots in these teeth is uncommon. Root anatomical variations have an impact, especially in endodontic, where the highest rates of nonsurgical treatment failures are due to the inability to identify and access roots and/or accessory canals...

Pediatric dentistry is not only about the hard (Teeth) and soft tissues which are visible can be treated. There so many dental anomalies seen through naked eyes inspite of them being in oral cavity unnoticed i.e, root. These detected while patient undergo treatment for culprit tooth these present adjacent to or undergoes radiographic examination diagnosis. During diagnosis primary molar radiogr...

BACKGROUND The variation in mandibular molars' anatomy is not as rare as it might appear to be. Depending on the location of the additional root found in a mandibular molar, it may be referred to as either radix entomolaris (RE) or radix paramolaris (RP). The aim of the study was to present radiographic appearance of RE and RP and indicate the clinical implications of its presence. MATERIALS ...