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Variations in maxillary molars
1. Variations in maxillary molars
By Junior dentists: Eyad Mohsen, Basant Hatem, Menna Elsayed, Ola
Ibrahim, Osama Sonbol
Maxillary molars are known to have a lot of variations that appear to be in shape and
number of roots and crown and we are going to mention some of these popular variations.
Under supervision of A.Prof. Samah Kamel
2. Variations in root numbers and root canals:
- 5 to 6 roots and root canals.
- C shaped root canal.
“Two rooted upper 6 has rarely been reported.”
Maxillary 1st molar
- Root canals: Palatal and distobuccal roots were
observed to contain one root canal while the
mesiobuccal root had one type (29.4%) and 2
types (70.6%).
3. Variations in the shape of the crown:
- It might have 6-7 cusps which is abnormally large (only 4), with 7 triangular ridges.
In some rare cases, the oblique ridge might be absent.
- Number of cusps is usually 4 to 5 in presence of tubercle of carabelli, while some
rare cases showed the presence of only 3 cusps.(Mini Molar)
3 cusped upper 6
4. Congenital Syphilis
It is a condition in which a child was born to a syphilitic mother.
It usually affects the permanent incisors and first permanent molars
Developmental Disturbances of Hard tooth Structure
They are barrel shaped where the mesiodistal dimension at the incisal edge is
lesser than at the cervical line.
The mesial & distal angles are rounded.
“The 1st permanent molars may be
dome shaped (Moon’s Molar)”
“Alternatively, they may exhibit
multiple tubercles on the occlusal
surface (Mulberry Molars)”
5. Variations in root numbers and root canals:
-3 roots: 2 root canals where The mesiobuccal and distobuccal canals
are combined together giving 1 buccal canal
-1 root: 1 canal
-4 roots : 4 canals (2 buccal and 2 lingual)
Variations in the shape of the root:
Taurodontism : It is Lack of cemento-enamle junction
Shape of tooth:
• The tooth is rectangular in shape
• Short root & enlarged body of tooth (on the expense of root)
• Extremely large pulp chamber apico-occlusaly
It has three types:
• Hypotaurodont ( mild enlargement of pulp)
• Mesotaurodont (moderate enlargement of pulp where part of root still
appear)
• Hypertaurodont (pulp cavity reaches apical the root bifurcation is near
the apex)
Normal
(cynodont)
hypo Meso
taurodont
hyper
Maxillary 2nd molar
Hypertaurodont
6. 2-concrescence: It occurs between two fully developed tooth with separate root canals
but they are fused at their cementum
It can be seen between erupted upper 7 and impact
upper 8 or erupted upper 7 and erupted upper 8
7. The presence of parastyle:
It is an accessory cusp present on the buccal surface of mesiobuccal cusp of
upper 7 , it is considered a cingulum derivative expressed on the buccal
surface
Variations in the shape of the crown:
8. Maxillary 3rd molar
Variations in root numbers and root canals:
- 1 root: with one root canal
- 4 roots: called accessory root and could be palatal root or buccal root
paramolaris) which is differentiated into two types, the 1st type is
fused buccal root and the 2nd type is central accessory buccal root
-5 roots: very rare state
“The accessory roots in maxillary 3rd molar” “The maxillary 3rd molar with one root”
9. Variation in the shape of the root:
The Palatogingival groove (PGG) has been reported to
be found in some cases of maxillary 3rd molar. It is
termed a silent killer as it is associated with decreased
enamel thickness in its area, which makes it more
susceptible to cause pulpal and periodontal diseases.
10. “Fusion of maxillary 2nd molar and 3rd molar”
Variations in the shape of the crown:
-1 Fusion:
• Fusion is where two developing teeth
merge into one tooth.
• It is defined as a single tooth.
• It usually occurs between the maxillary 2nd
molar and the impacted 3rd molar.
11. 2-Fourth molar:
• Suited distally to the maxillary 3rd molar.
• Usually small, conical in shape or peg
shaped, rudimentary tooth but may be of
normal side.
• An accessory 4th molar is called distomolar
or distodens.
Distomolar or distodens:
Appear distal to the last molar tooth
“Distomolar or distodens in maxillary 3rd molar”
3-Number of cusps:
Maxillary right third molar may be occur with
six cusps (buccal- mesiobuccal- mesiopalatal-
palatal- distopalatal- distobuccal) and dens
evaginatus (yellow arrow).
“Maxillary 3rd molar with dens evaginatus and multiple cusps”