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This tooth has two roots and five cusps. This tooth is a A. mandibular second premolar. B. mandibular second molar. C. maxillary first molar. D. mandibular first molar.

This tooth has two roots and five cusps. This tooth is a A. mandibular second premolar. B. mandibular second molar. C. maxillary first molar. D. mandibular first molar.
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This tooth has two roots and five cusps. This tooth is a

A. mandibular second premolar.
B. mandibular second molar.
C. maxillary first molar.
D. mandibular first molar.

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The answer should be C..
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Mandibular second premolars frequently have two roots and 5 cusps..
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