DOI: 10.36347/sjds.2017.v04i03.015

Pages: 151-153

The aim of this study was to present a rare case of a single-rooted primary molar that is associated with syndromichypodontia. Dental anomalies, especially permanent single-rooted molars are fairly common between the second and third molar teeth; but the single-rooted primary molar is very rare and few cases have been reported. Information about the tooth root morphology and anatomical differences between single-rooted primary molars will enable a pediatric dentist to achieve a successful root canal treatment Also, because there is relationship between a single-rooted primary molar and a specific gene, suspect can arise regarding the presence of the underlying disorder related to that gene after seeing single-rooted primary molar.