Publication: Prevalencia de primer molar permanente, primeros y segundos molares temporales inferiores con tres raíces
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2012
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En la consulta odontológica diaria se puede detectar radiográficamente la presencia de molares inferiores con 3 raíces. Esta variación anatómica toma mayor importancia cuando el molar debe ser sometido a algún tratamiento. Dado que en Odontología general y en Odontopediatría en particular los registros radiográficos que con más frecuencia se realizan son ortopantomografías y radiografías intrabucales, la muestra de esta investigación fue tomada de ortopantomografía y radiografía de aleta mordida.
[ABSTRACT] The presence of low molars with three roots can be detected with a radiography in the consult of the dentist.This anatomic variation is more important when the molar has to suffer some treatment. The sample of this investigation was made of orthopantomographies and intraoral radiographies.
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