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Tooth resorption

Resorption of the root of the tooth, or root resorption, is the progressive loss of dentin and cementum by the action of odontoclasts, a tooth-related osteoblast. Root resorption is a normal physiological process that occurs in the exfoliation of the primary dentition. However, pathological root resorption occurs in the permanent or secondary dentition…

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Pathophysiology

OsteoclastsRootRANKLOsteoblastsStromal cells
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OrthodonticTooth whiteningEctopicCystsTumors
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ResorptionToothDentinCementumOdontoclasts
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Endodontic therapy
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Causes
Trauma, idiopathic
Complications
Tooth loss, infection
Diagnostic method
Dental examination, X-rays
Risk factors
Trauma, orthodontics
Specialty
Dentistry
Symptoms
Dark tooth discoloration, swollen gums, chip tooth

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Tooth resorption

Nodes33
Edges32
Triples8
Avg. degree1.94
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Tooth resorption

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Causes · 1
Tooth resorption → Trauma, idiopathic
Complications · 1
Tooth resorption → Tooth loss, infection
Diagnostic method · 1
Tooth resorption → Dental examination, X-rays
Risk factors · 1
Tooth resorption → Trauma, orthodontics
Specialty · 1
Tooth resorption → Dentistry
Symptoms · 1
Tooth resorption → Dark tooth discoloration, swollen gums, chip tooth
Treatment · 1
Tooth resorption → Dental crowns, tooth extraction, gum surgery
Types · 1
Tooth resorption → External (most common), internal

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root resorption external osteoclasts tooth surface may pulp periodontal also trauma treatment bone occurs inflammatory rankl dentin cementum causes internal

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Tooth resorptionCausesTrauma, idiopathic1.00infobox
Tooth resorptionComplicationsTooth loss, infection1.00infobox
Tooth resorptionDiagnostic methodDental examination, X-rays1.00infobox
Tooth resorptionRisk factorsTrauma, orthodontics1.00infobox
Tooth resorptionSpecialtyDentistry1.00infobox
Tooth resorptionSymptomsDark tooth discoloration, swollen gums, chip tooth1.00infobox
Tooth resorptionTreatmentDental crowns, tooth extraction, gum surgery1.00infobox
Tooth resorptionTypesExternal (most common), internal1.00infobox

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