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Main
What root canal type is 1?
Collateral
What root canal type is 2?
Lateral
What root canal type is 3?
Secondary
What root canal type is 4?
Accessory
What root canal type is 5?
Recurrent
What root canal type is 6?
Isthmus
What root canal type is 7?
Lateral
What root canal type is 8?
Apical Delta
What root canal type is 9?
Main
What root canal type is 1?
Collateral
What root canal type is 2?
Lateral
What root canal type is 3?
Secondary
What root canal type is 4?
Accessory
What root canal type is 5?
Recurrent
What root canal type is 6?
Isthmus
What root canal type is 7?
Lateral
What root canal type is 8?
Apical Delta
What root canal type is 9?
Dilaceration
What is an abrupt deviation in the long axis of the root/crown called?
Isthmus
What is a narrow connection between two canals in the same root called?
I
What Vertucci classification is this?
II
What Vertucci classification is this?
III
What Vertucci classification is this?
IV
What Vertucci classification is this?
V
What Vertucci classification is this?
VI
What Vertucci classification is this?
VII
What Vertucci classification is this?
VIII
What Vertucci classification is this?
Type I
What Weine classification is this?
Type II
What Weine classification is this?
Type III
What Weine classification is this?
Type IV
What Weine classification is this?
IV
Which Vertucci classification is equivalent to Weine Type III?
Apical constriction
What part of the root serves as the natural stop during cleaning and shaping?
Apical constriction
What is the narrowest part of the root canal system?
Anatomic apex
Where is the apical constriction located?
Preferred reference for shaping, irrigating, and obturation
What is the clinical significance of the apical constriction?
0.59 mm
According to Burch & Hulen, 92% of major foramina deviate from the anatomic apex by an average of what length?
0.5 - 0.65 mm
According to Kuttler, the CDJ is located how far from the radiographic apex?