The phrase "accessory canals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to anatomy, dentistry, or fluid dynamics, referring to additional channels or pathways.
Example: "The dentist explained that the tooth had accessory canals that could complicate the root canal treatment."
Alternatives: "additional canals" or "supplementary channels".
The issue of necrotic remnants being left in apical accessory canals and treatment failure still reverberates in today's clinical practice and provides the impetus for the promotion of filling to the root apex, using a technique in which these canals may be filled.
Flow allows a sealer to penetrate into the irregularities and accessory canals of the root canal system [ 24].
A study showed that more accessory canals were detected by using a microscope than with a magnifying loupe [ 18].
However the existence of accessory canals, anastomoses and fins, makes the complete elimination of debris, bacteria, and yeast harder because of limited penetration within the deeper layers of the dentin [ 4].
Morphologically, the anatomy of the MB root of maxillary first molar was complex with a high incidence of MB2 canals, isthmuses, accessory canal, apical delta and loop [ 31].
An additional source of suspicion arose in the second half of the first season, where Palermo allegedly purchased counterfeit accessories on Canal Street for a work assignment; the non-discreet nature of the transaction led to speculation that the scene was staged for the segment.
In the first volume, the specimens of the cabinet were divided into fifteen sections: healthy bones, diseased bones, soft parts about the bones, heart and blood vessels, organs of sense, vocal and respiratory organs, alimentary canal, organs accessory to the alimentary canal, urinary organs, female organs of generation, male organs of generation, utero-gestation, monstrosities, and parasites.
Features describing variations of the root canals comprise accessory, lateral and furcation canals, canal orifices, apical deltas and apical foramina [ 15].
Prior to commencing the mechanical instrumentation of accessory roots and root canals, it is mandatory to identify and evaluate the morphological features including the thickness of the root dentine.
Cephalopods possess numerous features that have been considered at one time or another to be convergent such as accessory nidamental glands, branchial canals, corneas, fins, internal shells, photophores, the ability to become transparent, egg brooding, and buoyancy.
We created a binary character matrix for habitat (benthic or pelagic) and for six features of presumed taxonomic importance (e.g. [ 26, 27, 30]) that can be putatively associated with either demersal or pelagic lifestyles [ 30]: accessory nidamental gland, branchial canal, cornea, right oviduct, autogenic and bacteriogenic photophores.
