internal resorption


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in·ter·nal re·sorp·tion

a loss of tooth structure originating within the pulp cavity.
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in·ter·nal re·sorp·tion

(in-tĕrnăl rē-sōrpshŭn)
Regressive alteration of tooth structure that occurs within the crown or root of a tooth.
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An Evaluation of GuttaFlow2 in Filling Artificial Internal Resorption Cavities: An in vitro Study.
Prognosis of permanent teeth with internal resorption: a clinical review.
Comparing the Ability of Different Materials and Techniques in Filling Artificial Internal Resorption Cavities
Calcific metamorphosis with internal resorption. Oral Surg.
Calcific Metamorphosis with Pathological Root Resorption in Permanent Teeth: Morphohistometric Evaluation of Two Cases/Metamorfosis Calcificante Asociada a Reabsorcion Patologica Radicular en Dientes Permanentes: Evaluacion Morfohistometrica de Dos Casos
After 4 months we noticed internal resorption in the apical fragments of these teeth.
Some changes that may affect the tooth fragment such as pulp calcification, ankylosis, external and internal resorptions may be found in follow-up examinations (Andreasen & Andreasen 1994, Davidovich et al.
Clinical outcomes following middle third root fractures of adjacent incisors: a case report
In the present study, three teeth in the ABS group and two teeth in the FC group showed internal resorption at 12 months follow-up.
Effects of folk medicinal plant extract Ankaferd Blood Stopper[R] in vital primary molar pulpotomy
An insight into internal resorption. ISRN Dent 2014; 2014:759326.
Root Resorption Classifications: A Narrative Review and a Clinical Aid Proposal for Routine Assessment
The internal resorption begins at the junction of the pulp and dentine, and is at the expense of the dentine and so results in widening of the pulp chamber [Skillen, 1941; Browne, 1954; Muhler, 1957; Blackwood, 1958; Wooden and Kuftinee, 1974; Grundy et al., 1984; Brooks, 1988; Seddon et al., 1996; Seow et al., 1999 a and b; Nik and Rahman, 2003].
Case report: Idiopathic pre-eruptive coronal resorption of a maxillary permanent canine
One of such conditions is internal resorption, which presents as an irregular defect in the root canal.
RADIOGRAPHIC EVALUATION OF THREE OBTURATION TECHNIQUES IN RESTORING ARTIFICIALLY CREATED RESORPTIVE DEFECTS
Poor prognosis can develop due to pulpal necrosis, PDL death can lead to internal resorption, ankylosis, replacement resorption and eventually to the loss of the tooth.
Case report: a combined avulsion and root fracture/avulsion trauma with ten years review
At 03 months in Group F displayed 28 cases (93.3%) were successful and 02 cases (6.7%) reported with failure due to intra radicular resorption while Group C presented with a success of 29 cases (96.7%) and a failure of only 01 case (3.3%) due to internal resorption as shown in Fig 1.
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF EFFICACY OF FORMOCRESOL AND CALCIUM HYDROXIDE PULPOTOMY IN PRIMARY MOLARS
These studies used zinc oxide-eugenol or polycarboxylate cement over the amputated pulps, possibly confounding tissue changes as a previous histological study showed zinc oxide-eugenol directly contacting vital pulp caused persistent inflammation and internal resorption [Berger, 1965].
Mineral trioxide aggregate as a pulpotomy medicament: A narrative review

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