Root Camp Lecture 4 - Anatomy + Access of Premolars Flashcards
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Which premolar?
Average length = 22 mm
Maxillary 1st
Mandibular 1st
Mandibular 2nd
Which premolar?
Usually has 2 roots and 2 canals
Maxillary 1st
Which premolar?
Pulp chamber:
Strong MD flattening
Elongated in BP direction
Maxillary 1st
Which premolar?
Canals are mostly straight
P canal is bigger than B canal
Maxillary 1st
Which premolar?
Root curvatures may occur in palatal, buccal, or distal direction
Maxillary 1st
Which premolar?
Different degrees of root fusions and canals merging may occur: different shapes and extensions of isthmus areas
Maxillary 1st
Which premolar?
Canals might have independent foramen, or merge into 1 major foramen
Maxillary 1st
Maxillary 2nd
Which premolar?
If 1 canal: very elongated in BP direction
Maxillary 1st
Maxillary 2nd
Which premolar?
If 3 roots: 2 are buccal, 1 is palatal
Maxillary 1st
Which premolar?
Average length = 21 mm
Maxillary 2nd
Which premolar?
Usually has 1 root and 2 canals
Maxillary 2nd
Which premolar?
Circular or oval in apical third
Maxillary 2nd
Which premolar?
If 2 canals: areas of isthmuses are frequently observed
Maxillary 2nd
Which premolar?
Usually has 1 root and 1 canal
Mandibular 1st
Mandibular 2nd
Which premolar?
Pulp chamber has a cuboid shape
Mandibular 1st
Which premolar?
Roots are straight, or may have a slight distal curve
Mandibular 1st
Which premolar?
Canal is oval, wide, and easy to find
Mandibular 1st
Which premolar?
If 2 canals: commonly divided in the apical third
Mandibular 1st
Which premolar?
May present 3 canals
Mandibular 1st
Which premolar?
Anatomical variations are less frequent
Mandibular 2nd
Which premolar?
Initial starting point = occlusal surface on central groove
Maxillary premolars
Which premolar?
Penetration angle = parallel to long axis of tooth
All premolars
Which premolar?
Penetration angle could have a slight inclination towards the palatal canal
Maxillary premolars
Which premolar?
Exterior outline form = oval or elliptical
Maxillary premolars