Abstract
Mandibular canines are considered the cornerstone of the dental arch. Their importance is demonstrated by their efficient masticatory function and maintaining the stability of the dental arch. An intimate relationship exists between gingival health and the restoration of the tooth. Every effort must be made to maintain the tooth in its functional and esthetic form, in harmony with surrounding soft tissues. Successful endodontic treatment depends upon the knowledge of the clinician and his ability to identify and manage variations in canal anatomy. Canines show variations in their canal anatomy. A conservative approach to canal orifice is significant in maintaining the inherent strength of the tooth. The present case report presents endodontic management of a mandibular rotated canine having two canals and subgingival caries that need to be restored by minimal surgical intervention.
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