Explain root amputation, hemisectioning and bicuspidization, Biology

Explain the Root amputation, Hemisectioning and Bicuspidization

Root amputation: removal of one or more roots of a multirooted tooth "upper teeth".
Hemisectioning: surgical division of a multirooted tooth "and the defected root is removed".
Bicuspidization: surgical division of a mandibular molar "crown and root of both halves are retained.

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