When a mandibular canine exhibits two roots, what is the usual orientation of these roots?

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Towards the mesial and distal sidesOne facing the cheek (facial) and the other towards the tongue (lingual)Located at the mesiobuccal and distobuccal positionsPositioned at the mesiolingual and distolingual areasNone of the above

Explanation

Mandibular canines with bifurcated roots typically have one root oriented facially (towards the cheek) and the other lingually (towards the tongue), making option B the correct answer.