The Concurrence of Radix Paramolaris and C Shaped Root Canal Anatomy in Adjacent Teeth: A Rare Finding

For a successful endodontic treatment thorough knowledge of root canal anatomy and its variations is of utmost importance .One of such variations is the presence of a third root mesiobucally, called Radix Paramolaris. Another anatomic variation is C shaped morphology in which instead of the typical shape of the pulp chamber with three root canals, there are C-shaped orifice of the root canal. This case report describes a rare case with the concurrence of two root canal anatomical variations in adjacent teeth i.e 36 (Radix Paramolaris) and 37 (C shaped canal configuration).