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    Exam 23: Developmental Disturbances of Teeth and Bone
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    When a Tooth Has What Appears to Be Two Crowns
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When a Tooth Has What Appears to Be Two Crowns

Question 18

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When a tooth has what appears to be two crowns and one root canal, the condition is called ___________.

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