Radix Mesiolingualis and Radix Distolingualis – A Rare Tooth Radicular Morphological Trait

Human dentition in modern man consists of crown and root structure which has been undergone evolution these years. Normally, in the maxillary teeth with respect to molars three roots are seen such as a mesiobuccal, mesiolingual and a palatal root. When extra roots are seen along with these normal roots, then they are referred as a ‘supernumerary root’. Therefore, the aim of this research paper is to briefly enlighten about an occurrence of a rare ‘root morphological structure’ or ‘trait’ occurring in human maxillary molar teeth.