Abstract

The effectiveness and long-term success of dental implants depend on various factors, including the anatomical compatibility between the implant and the surrounding bone structure. One critical anatomical consideration is the root profile of the premolar, as it plays a significant role in the placement of tapered implants. The premolar region poses unique challenges due to its root morphology, which may vary significantly between individuals. This study aims to analyze the premolar root profile in relation to the convergent angles of tapered implants. Specifically, the study investigates the anatomical characteristics of premolar roots and explores how these features correlate with the angles of tapered implants, providing insights into optimal implant placement techniques. Understanding the relationship between premolar root morphology and the implant design can lead to improved outcomes in dental implant ology.