External root resorption of a permanent tooth. Case study
<p>Introduction: External resorptions often occur as a lesion of inflammatory origin. The origin of the process begins on the side of the root cementum and goes towards the pulp of the tooth. The changes consist of the pathological loss of root cement, dentin, and bone surrounding the tooth. T...
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Main Authors: | Jacel Kotuła (Author), Anna Kuc (Author), Jakub Nawrocki (Author), Alicja Babczyńska (Author), Michał Sarul (Author), Joanna Lis (Author) |
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Journal of Dental Problems and Solutions - Peertechz Publications,
2022-08-17.
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