Background: Impacted maxillary canines are frequently encountered in dental practice and may present with variations in position and root morphology. Accurate radiographic assessment is essential for proper surgical planning; however, unusual root configurations may not always be clearly identified preoperatively.

Case Report: A 33-year-old male patient presented with pain in the upper right tooth region. Clinical examination revealed a missing maxillary right canine. Cone-beam computed tomography demonstrated an impacted maxillary right canine with apparent root dilaceration in close proximity to the adjacent first premolar. Surgical removal was planned. Intraoperatively, the impacted canine exhibited an unexpected root curvature encircling the root of the adjacent premolar. Careful surgical extraction was performed while preserving the root integrity of the premolar. The surgical site was sutured, and postoperative healing was uneventful.