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Unraveling Root Resorption: Mechanisms, Diagnosis & Modern Management

Name: Unraveling Root Resorption: Mechanisms, Diagnosis & Modern Management
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Bol Root resorption is a pathological process characterized by the loss of dentin, cementum, and surrounding dental tissues due to clastic cell activity. It may result from trauma, infection, orthodontic treatment, or other inflammatory stimuli and can lead to significant tooth destruction if left untreated.Root resorption is classified as internal or external, each with distinct etiologies and clinical features. Accurate diagnosis, often aided by CBCT, is essential for effective treatment planning. Early detection, removal of causative factors, and timely intervention are critical for preserving tooth structure and improving prognosis. Advances in imaging and regenerative therapies have further enhanced the management of resorptive lesions.

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Root resorption is a pathological process characterized by the loss of dentin, cementum, and surrounding dental tissues due to clastic cell activity. It may result from trauma, infection, orthodontic treatment, or other inflammatory stimuli and can lead to significant tooth destruction if left untreated.Root resorption is classified as internal or external, each with distinct etiologies and clinical features. Accurate diagnosis, often aided by CBCT, is essential for effective treatment planning. Early detection, removal of causative factors, and timely intervention are critical for preserving tooth structure and improving prognosis. Advances in imaging and regenerative therapies have further enhanced the management of resorptive lesions.

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