The maxillary tooth exhibiting the greatest variation in root alignment is______________?
Correct answer: A. Third molar
- A. Third molar
- B. First premolar
- C. Central incisor
- D. Second molar
Explanation
The maxillary third molar has the greatest variation in root number, form, curvature, and alignment. Its roots may be fused, separated, or markedly distorted, making it much less consistent than the other listed teeth.
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