Prevalence of radix molaris (radix entomolaris and radix paramolaris) in mandibular molars.

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Main Author:	Tariq Mohammed Aqili (20752460) (author)
Other Authors:	Esam Sami Almuzaini (20752463) (author), Abdulbari Saleh Aljohani (20752466) (author), Ahmed Khaled Al Saeedi (20752469) (author), Hassan Abdulmuti Hammudah (20752472) (author), Muath Alassaf (20752475) (author), Muhannad M. Hakeem (20752478) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Biochemistry Neuroscience Biotechnology Ecology Developmental Biology Infectious Diseases Virology reduce procedural risks optimize endodontic outcomes inferior alveolar nerve 7 %- 3 149 cbct scans statistically significant differences inferior alveolar canal 2 &# 8211 various morphological variations root apical layers lower second molars lower first molars lower first second molars significant age mandibular molars canal morphologies around 2 2 %. xlink "> values ranging tucd ). treatment strategies teeth observed taibah university sectional analysis section views saudi subpopulation saudi sub root apices root apex rm ranged rm ), related correlation refine diagnostic radix molaris medullary cavity ianc within findings suggest diverse populations apex ranged anatomical variations anatomical features
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Prevalence of <i>radix molaris (radix entomolaris</i> and <i>radix paramolaris)</i> in mandibular molars.