BUCCAL (CHEEK) VIEW of a lower right third molar (wisdom tooth) showing the broken open pulp chamber and the typical taurodontism in the Krapina Neandertals.

DISTAL (BACK) SIDE of a lower right second molar. The enlarged root is another example of taurodontism.

OCCLUSAL (CHEWING) SURFACE of an upper left second premolar (bicuspid). In the area of the ‘smile’ the tooth surface shows deformation due to growth abnormalities as the crown developed....[More]

OCCLUSAL (CHEWING) SURFACE of an upper left second premolar (bicuspid). In the area of the ‘smile’ the tooth surface shows deformation due to growth abnormalities as the crown developed.  [Less] [Link to this slide]

THE OCCLUSAL SURFACE of a lower right third molar from a young individual, based on the slight surface wear.

LOOKING INTO the enlarged pulp chamber of the broken root of a lower left second molar.

LINGUAL (TONGUE SIDE) VIEW of an upper right third molar, showing a large flake removed from the crown.

BUCCAL VIEW of an upper right second molar.

MESIAL (FRONT) VIEW of a lower left first molar, showing an deep tooth pick groove at the junction of the crown and root.

OCCLUSAL VIEW of a lower right first molar with the crown morphology highlighted in different colors.