Types of alignment of inferior alveolar canal

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    The radiographic relationship of the root apex
    of mandibular third molars and the IDC was
    assessed and categorized according to the
    following criteria:
    1. Adjacent: The superior border of the canal
    was either touching the roots apices or
    within 2 mm below them.
    2. Superimposed: The canal was
    superimposed over part of the roots
    which appeared less radiopaque than the
    remaining radiological image of the roots.
    3. Notching: Radiolucent band at the apex
    of the roots, a break in the continuity of the
    upper radio dense border, and narrowing at
    the expense of the top of the canal.
    4. Grooving: Radiolucent band across the
    root above the apex, interruption of both
    superior and inferior borders of the canal,
    and narrowing of the canal space.
    5. Perforation: Radiolucent band crossing
    the root above the apex, loss of both
    superior and inferior borders of the canal
    at the area where they cross the roots, and
    constriction of the canal maximal in the
    middle of the root.
    6. None: A relationship between the canal
    and the root apices could not be decisively
    assessed.

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