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Any successful dental treatment depends on adequate knowledge of dental anatomy [1, 2] especially in anatomical variations [3]. The dental Clinician should always see for any aberration in root canal anatomy for a successful dental treatment. Mandibular premolars are known for variation in their internal and external morphology due to the possible presence of more than one root canal [7-11]. An incidence of 0.4% of mandibular second premolars with three root canals has been reported [11, 12]. There have been reports of mandibular second premolar with 3, 4 and even 5 root canals [9, 13, 14]. Anatomical variations of the pulp cavity have been diagnosed by computed tomography [15] and optical microscopy [16], but a thorough radiographic interpreatation can diagnose such cases most of the time. There are no studies reported in the literature evaluating mandibular second premolars in a kashmiri population. The study was done to evaluate mandibular second premolars in a kashmiri population using routine digital radiography.

Evaluation of Mandibular Second Premolars in a Kashmiri Population using Digital Radiog