Case report demonstrates successful root canal treatment of maxillary molar with two palatal canals, highlighting CBCT's role in endodontics.
Key Points
Successful endodontic treatment was achieved in a maxillary first molar with four canals, emphasizing the importance of recognizing anatomical variations.
Utilizing cone beam computed tomography allowed for enhanced visualization, aiding in the diagnosis of additional palatal canals during treatment.
The crown-down technique was employed for biomechanical preparation, and gutta-percha was used for obturation with AH-Plus root canal sealer.
Post-treatment evaluation showed the tooth remained asymptomatic and functional six months after treatment.