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The mandibular first molars usually have 3 or 4 canals and 2 roots; however, the No. of root canals and roots may vary. The presence of a supernumerary root in the mandibular first molar is called radix molaris (RM). The supernumerary root is usually located distolingually (radix entomolaris [EM]) with a global prevalence of 0.7%–33.1%

Excessive Open bite case.

Dilaceration is an abnormal bend in the root or crown of a tooth. Although the root is affected most frequently, the bend may occur anywhere along the length of the tooth and has been noted in various teeth throughout the dentition.
The Various Anomalies found in Teeth due to Root Shapes, Numbers  and Sizes are shown in the image below:

What Are Zirconia Crowns and why u should go for Zirconia Crown?
Zirconia crowns are normally used on people who have worn down teeth or have missing teeth. They not only improve the appearance of a gappy smile or uneven smile due to worn down teeth, but they also help with the functionality of the tooth or teeth. Zirconia Crowns are made up of a safe ceramic material and is also used for other medical purposes such as artificial joints due to its durability and strength.
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What are Dental Crowns?
In , a crown is the surface of a tooth that is covered by enamel. When a tooth's surface breaks, chips, or fractures, an artificial dental crown is placed to prevent further damage.

Dental crowns are tooth-colored, gold, silver, or metal caps that fit over damaged teeth to restore their natural function, shape, and look. They consist of metals, ceramics, porcelain, or composite resin.

Most commonly, a dental crown is placed after a root canal or dental implant procedure.

Dental technicians make custom crowns to ensure they blend in with a patient's surrounding, natural teeth. To determine the best option, your will consider the following factors:

Location and function of the
The position of your gum tissue and gum line
How much of the tooth shows when smiling
The colors and shades of surrounding teeth
Any signs of clenching or teeth grinding, which determines the crown material used.

What to do for healthy teeth and gums?