CLINICAL-RADIOLOGICAL FEATURES OF THE STRUCTURE OF THE TOOTH CAVITY AND ROOT CANALS OF THE LOWER JAW
Knowledge of dental anatomy of the tooth cavity and root canals are an important part of endodontic treatment, guaranteeing the success of the treatment and to avoid errors and complications. Endodontic dogma is a thorough dissection of the tooth cavity and root canals and their obturation as the key to successful therapy of channels. To always anticipate the unexpected, the doctor should be ready to expand access to the cavity for ease of dissection complicated root canals and carefully examine the bottom of the cavity of the tooth to search for such anatomical variations. X-ray methods are leading in the diagnosis of diseases of the maxillofacial area, due to their reliability and informative. For successful endodontic treatment is extremely important to know the variations in the number of root canals and the ability to correctly read the x-ray picture, in order to avoid such errors as a skipped channel.