The root of maxillary lateral incisors if curved is usually in which direction ?
Correct answer: A. Distal
- A. Distal
- B. Mesial
- C. Facial
- D. Palatal
Explanation
When curved, the root of the maxillary lateral incisor most commonly curves distally near its apical third. This distal curvature is a useful clue when identifying the tooth and its orientation.
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