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    The maxillary second premolar typically has a single root, though there is wide variability in root size, curvature, and form. While the occlusal anatomy is more variable than the first premolar, the mandibular first premolar has a large, pointed buccal cusp with a well-developed buccal ridge and the smallest, most ill-defined lingual cusp of all premolars.

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    The maxillary second premolar typically has a single root, though there is wide variability in root size, curvature, and form. While the occlusal anatomy is more variable than the first premolar, the mandibular first premolar has a large, pointed buccal cusp with a well-developed buccal ridge and the smallest, most ill-defined lingual cusp of all premolars.

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    Is Root Size, Curvature, and Form. ....

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    The maxillary second premolar typically has a single root, though there is wide variability in root size, curvature, and form. While the occlusal anatomy is more variable than the first premolar, the mandibular first premolar has a large, pointed buccal cusp with a well-developed buccal ridge and the smallest, most ill-defined lingual cusp of all premolars.

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    Root: The maxillary second premolar has a single root.

    Variation: The occlusal anatomy is more variable in the second than in the first. There is wide variability is root size, curvature, and form. ..... Mandibular First Premolar Facial: The outline is very nearly symmetrical bilaterally, displaying a large, pointed buccal cusp. From it descends a large, well developed buccal ridge. Lingual: This tooth has the smallest and most ill-defined lingual cusp of any of the

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