Exploring the Root Canal Morphology of Third Molars in the Bosnia and Herzegovina Population/Istra ivanje morfologije kanala korijena trecih kutnjaka u populaciji Bosne i Hercegovine

The objective of this study was to evaluate the root canal morphology of third molars in the Bosnia-Herzegovina population. Materials and methods: A total of 241 extracted third molars (105 maxillary and 136 mandibular) were subjected to a clearing procedure. The specimens were categorized into ten...

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Veröffentlicht in:Acta stomatologica croatica 2024-09, Vol.58 (3), p.255
Hauptverfasser: Dzankovic, Aida, Mahmutovic, Amra, Korac, Samra, Tahmiscija, Irmina, Konjhodzic, Alma, Hasic-Brankovic, Lajla, Hadziabdic, Naida
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Zusammenfassung:The objective of this study was to evaluate the root canal morphology of third molars in the Bosnia-Herzegovina population. Materials and methods: A total of 241 extracted third molars (105 maxillary and 136 mandibular) were subjected to a clearing procedure. The specimens were categorized into ten groups based on the Alavi classification for maxillary third molars (MaxTMs), and six groups were based on the Gulabivala classification for mandibular third molars (ManTMs). Root canal type according to the Vertucci classification, the presence and position of lateral canals, and intercanal communication were analyzed using a stereomicroscope x15. Results: MaxTMs had three roots in 77.13% of the samples. Among MaxTMs, the most common morphology was three fused roots (33.33%) and Vertucci's type VIII (54. 28% of samples in Alavi's Group IV). 60.29% of ManTMs have two separate roots (Gulabivala's Groups II and III). The most prevalent types in mesial roots were type I (41.46% in Group II) and type IV (48.78% in Group III), although type I predominated in distal roots (91.24% and 100% in Groups II and III, respectively). Conclusion: Single-rooted third molars usually have a root canal morphology that is more favorable for endodontic treatment. In contrast, third molars with fused roots often have more complex root canal morphology. Author Keywords: Third molar; Wisdom tooth; Root canal; Anatomy; Morphology Svrha studije bila je procijeniti morfologiju korijenskih kanala trecih kutnjaka u populaciji Bosne i Hercegovine. Materijali i metode: U istra ivanje je ukljucen 241 ekstrahirani treci kutnjak (105 maksilarnih i 136 mandibularnih). Uzorci maksilarnih trecih kutnjaka (MaxTM) kategorizirani su u deset skupina prema klasifikaciji Alavija i suradnika, a mandibularni treci kutnjaci (ManTM) razvrstani su u est skupina prema klasifikaciji Gulabivala i suradnika. S pomocu stereomikroskopa s povecanjem od 15 puta analizirani su tip korijenskog kanala u skladu s Vertuccijevom klasifikacijom, prisutnost i polo aj lateralnih kanala te medukanalne komunikacije. Rezultati: MaxTM-si imali su tri korijena u 77,13% uzoraka. Najce ca morfologija bila su tri spojena korijena (33,33%) i Vertuccijev tip VIII (54,28% uzoraka u skupini Alavi IV). 60,29% ManTM-sa imali su dva odvojena korijena (Gulabivalina skupina II i III). Najzastupljeniji u mezijalnom korijenu bili su tip I (41,46% u skupini II) i tip IV (48,78 % u skupini III), a tip I prevladavao je u distalnim korijenima (91,24
ISSN:0001-7019
DOI:10.15644/aSc58/3/6