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    This tooth usually has three cusps with the larger of the two lingual cusps located mesially. It has a single root that is generally larger than the first premolar's root. While there are usually three cusps, there may sometimes be one or two lingual cusps instead, and this tooth can occasionally be missing.

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    This tooth usually has three cusps with the larger of the two lingual cusps located mesially. It has a single root that is generally larger than the first premolar's root. While there are usually three cusps, there may sometimes be one or two lingual cusps instead, and this tooth can occasionally be missing.

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    Root: The Mandibular Second Premolar Has A Single Root That Is Usually Larger Than That of The First

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    Ahmed Dola
    This tooth usually has three cusps with the larger of the two lingual cusps located mesially. It has a single root that is generally larger than the first premolar's root. While there are usually three cusps, there may sometimes be one or two lingual cusps instead, and this tooth can occasionally be missing.

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    the three cusp version, the larger of the two lingual cusps is to the mesial.

    Root: The mandibular second premolar has a single root that is usually larger than that of the first premolar. Variation: There may be one or two lingual cusps. This tooth is sometimes missing; only the third molars and upper lateral incisors are missing more frequently than this tooth.

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