Approximately how many enamel rods will be present in a maxillary molar ?
Correct answer: D. 12 million
- A. 5 million
- B. 7 million
- C. 9 million
- D. 12 million
Explanation
A maxillary molar contains approximately 12 million enamel rods, reflecting its large crown surface and volume. Smaller teeth, such as incisors, contain substantially fewer rods.
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