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Knowledge of the different anatomical variations in root canal system of dedicious dentition will improve the practice of the pediatric dentists. The teeth with C-shaped root canal configurations are definitely a problem in endodontic treatment. Dentists
Gozde Ozcan +2 more
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Aim: The endodontic literature reports considerable variations in the root canal morphology of mandibular first premolars, including variations in number of roots and root canals. Additionally C-shaped canal configuration has also been documented in some
Parul Bansal +4 more
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C-shaped root canals in mandibular molars [PDF]
The anatomy and morphology of the root canal system is very complex. Many scientific and clinical studies have confirmed that the canal system is a complex network between the main canal and a multitude of lateral and accessory canals, as well as anastomoses between them.
Panajotu, Risto, Kovachevska, Ivona
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Management of C-shaped canals: Two case reports
A C-shaped canal with varying configuration is commonly observed in single-rooted mandibular second molars. Cooke and Cox (1979) first documented the C-shaped canal in endodontic literature.
Nilesh Suryakant Kadam +1 more
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C-shaped root canal configuration: A review of literature. [PDF]
The aim is to review and discuss the etiology, incidence, anatomic features, classification, diagnosis and management of the C-shaped canal configuration. C-shaped canal configuration is a variation that has a racial predilection and is commonly seen in mandibular second molars.
Fernandes M, de Ataide I, Wagle R.
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Uncovering the Enigma of the C-shaped Root Canal Morphology. [PDF]
A C-shaped canal describes an anatomical configuration of a tooth's root canal that resembles the alphabet C when viewed occlusally in a prepared access cavity. In the second molar of the maxillary arch, the root canals unite into a single, continuous, extensive root canal morphology to form a C-shaped canal.
Burse A +3 more
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Permanent Maxillary Central Incisor with Dilacerated Crown and Root and C-Shaped Root Canal. [PDF]
Dilaceration is a rare disturbance in traumatised permanent teeth, which constitutes about 3% of the injuries to developing teeth. It usually occurs as a result of trauma to the deciduous predecessors and results in non axial displacement of the already formed hard tissue portion of the developing crown.
Allwani V +4 more
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Management of C-shaped root canal configuration in mandibular second molar. [PDF]
The C-shaped root canal configuration is an anatomical variation of root fusion and a type of taurodontism commonly seen in the mandibular second molar with prevalence ranging from 2.7% to 45.5% in different populations.1 In this configuration, the root canals are connected by slit or web with varying anatomy along the root length which makes thorough ...
Lakinepally A +3 more
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Anatomic and diagnostic challenges of C-shaped root canal system. [PDF]
Successful root canal treatment depends on the thorough management of the canal anatomy. The use of periapical radiographs is essential to identify and monitor the canal's morphological variations. The C-shaped single canaled man-dibular 2nd molar probably requires a different regimen of treatment from the two rooted, three canaled version, as it is ...
Raisingani D +3 more
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Dentin thickness of C-shaped root canal walls in mandibular premolars based on cone-beam computed tomography: a retrospective cross-sectional study. [PDF]
Objectives: This study aimed to measure the dentin thickness of C-shaped canals in mandibular first and second premolars at coronal, middle, and apical root levels using cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT). Methods: Dentin thicknesses of buccal, lingual,
Aslan E +5 more
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