Enamel pearls are found in_____________?

Correct answer: B. Furcation areas of permanent molars

  • A. Occlusal surface of premolars
  • B. Furcation areas of permanent molars
  • C. On the incisal edges of incisors
  • D. None of the above

Explanation

Enamel pearls are localized enamel deposits found most often in the cervical or furcation regions of permanent molars, where they may interfere with periodontal attachment. They are not normally located on occlusal or incisal surfaces.

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