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Type I
Type II
Type III
Type IV
Type V
Type VI
Type VII
Walker
Weine
Weines classification of canal configurations Type I a single canal extends from the pulp chamber to the apical foramen. Type II two separate canals leave the chamber but merge before the apex to form one apical foramen. Type III two separate canals leave the chamber and exit the root in separate apical foramina. Type IV a single canal leaves the chamber, but divides before the apex into two separate canals with separate apical foramina.
Canals of MB root palatal root MB1: mesiobuccal (MB) MB2: second mesiobuccal (SMB) (MP) Canals of DB root DB1: distobuccal (DB) DB2: second distobuccal (SDB) Canals of Palatal (P) Mesiopalatal
Distopalatal
Type III Three canals that are present with a definite connection. (incomplete "C" shaped canals with
three canals are also included).