Paramolar tubercle on second upper left premolar - a case report

Summary: This paper is a casereport description of the paramolar tubercle presence on the buccal surface of left upper secondpremolar (25 tooth). The description was done under the dental anthropology point of view and thistooth mark may be useful to classify and identify human populations. Key words: Dental anthropology.Dental morphology. Non-metric dental crown traits. Paramolar tubercle.

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