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Endodontic treatmentin a mandibular first molar having Radix Entomolaris-A Case Report

There is currently an increasing pattern of case studies demonstrating the existence of extra outlets, which in turn warn the clinician to be more careful when dealing with mandibular first molars requiring endodontic treatment. Furthermore, radiographic examination should be considered as a diagnostic method and not as an accurate representation of anatomy. Presented below is a case report of endodontic management of a mandibular first molar with a complex root canal system: a total of six root canals, with three canals in the mesial root and three in the distal root. After endodontic treatment, the tooth was restored later with composite resin and subsequently, a full coverage crown. This case emphasizes on the importance of rare morphological deviations that may occur in the mandibular first molars.