Double-rooted maxillary primary canines

Paulson, R.B.; Gottlieb, L.J.; Sciulli, P.W.; Schneider, K.N.; Paulson, R.B; Gottlieb, L.J; Sciulli, P.W; Schneider, K.N

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Double-rooted maxillary primary canines

Paulson, R.B.; Gottlieb, L.J.; Sciulli, P.W.; Schneider, K.N.

Asdc Journal of Dentistry for Children 52(3): 195-198

1985

ISSN/ISBN: 1945-1954

PMID: 3859505

Document Number: 247134

This paper includes morphological descriptions of bifurcated maxillary primary canines. Three major primary canine root types are recognized: A single root without trace of a groove, a root with a faint to distinct labial groove, a root with a broad and deep labial groove in the apical portion of the root.