How can you differentiate a maxillary right canine from a maxillary left canine?

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The root bends toward the mesial side in the apical thirdThe distal portion of the canine crown is more rounded than the mesial portionThe cusp tip is positioned distal to the bisecting line on the facial surfaceThe cervical line on the lingual surface inclines toward the mesial side

Explanation

The maxillary canine can be identified by the greater convexity on the distal half of the crown compared to the mesial half, which helps distinguish the right from the left side.