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    Tooth Avg. Length No. of Canals Shape of Access Notes

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    This document provides information about common tooth types, including their average length, typical number of canals, canal shape notes. It finds that maxillary central incisors and lateral incisors typically have 1 canal, while maxillary first and second premolars often have 2 canals or roots. Maxillary first and second molars commonly demonstrate 2 mesiobuccal canals.

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    This document provides information about common tooth types, including their average length, typical number of canals, canal shape notes. It finds that maxillary central incisors and lateral incisors typically have 1 canal, while maxillary first and second premolars often have 2 canals or roots. Maxillary first and second molars commonly demonstrate 2 mesiobuccal canals.

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    This document provides information about common tooth types, including their average length, typical number of canals, canal shape notes. It finds that maxillary central incisors and lateral incisors typically have 1 canal, while maxillary first and second premolars often have 2 canals or roots. Maxillary first and second molars commonly demonstrate 2 mesiobuccal canals.

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    Tooth Avg. Length No.

    of Canals Shape of Access Notes


    Maxillary 23.5mm 1 in 100% of N/A
    central teeth.
    incisors
    (11 + 21)

    Maxillary 21.5mm 1 canal in Watch out


    lateral 100% of teeth. for curved
    incisors apex!
    (12 + 22)

    Maxillary 26.5mm 1 root in N/A


    canines (13 100% of teeth.
    + 23)

    Maxillary 21.0mm 2 roots and N/A


    first canals in 90%
    premolars of teeth.
    (14 +24)

    Maxillary 21.5mm 1 canal in N/A


    second 60% of teeth.
    premolars
    (15 + 25)

    Maxillary 21.0mm 2 MB canals N/A


    first molars in 60% of
    (16 + 26) teeth.

    Maxillary 21.0mm 2 MB canals DB canal


    second in 10% of entrance is
    molars (17 teeth. often more
    + 27) central
    than in the
    1st molar.
    Mandibula 21.0mm 2 canals in N/A
    r central 30% of teeth.
    incisors
    (31 + 41)

    Mandibula 21.0mm 2 canals in N/A


    r lateral 45% of teeth.
    incisors
    (32 + 42)

    Mandibula 22.5mm 2 canals in N/A


    r canines 30% of teeth.
    (33 +43)

    Mandibula 21.0mm 2 canals in N/A


    r first 30% of teeth.
    premolars
    (34 + 44)

    Mandibula 21.0mm 2 canals in N/A


    r second 12% of teeth.
    premolars
    (35 + 45)

    Mandibula 21.0mm 2 D canals in N/A


    r first 30% of teeth.
    molars (36
    + 46)
    Mandibula 20.0mm 2 D canals in N/A
    r second 8% of teeth.
    molars (37
    + 47)

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