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    The document discusses different types of tooth resorption, including external resorption which occurs on the outer surface of a tooth and can be physiological or pathological, internal resorption which occurs from the inner pulpal surface, and external-internal resorption where resorption eats away both the external and internal tooth structure. Pathological causes of external resorption include unerupted teeth, chronic inflammation, idiopathic factors, orthodontic movement, space occupying lesions such as cysts or tumors, and endocrine disorders.

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    Resorption of Teeth

    Dr. Ghaida AlJamal


    Assistant Professor of Oral Radiology

    1
    Definition

    It is the removal of tooth structure by


    osteoclasts, referred to as odontoclasts
    when they are resorbing tooth structure

    Feb 13, 2007 2


    Resorption of Teeth

    External Resorption
    External-Internal Resorption
    Internal Resorption
    Internal-Internal Resorption

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    External Resorption
    The resorption that occurs from the outer
    surface of a tooth

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    External Resorption
     Physiological
     Pathological

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    Physiological External Resorption

    Feb 13, 2007 6


    External Resorption
     Pathological
     Unerrupted Teeth

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    Unerrupted Teeth

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    Unerrupted Teeth

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    External Resorption
     Pathological
     Unerupted Teeth
     Chronic Inflammation

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    Chronic inflammation

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    Chronic inflammation

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    Chronic inflammation

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    Chronic inflammation

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    Chronic inflammation

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    External Resorption
     Pathological
     Unerrupted Teeth
     Chronic Inflammation
     Idiopathic

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    Idiopathic

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    Idiopathic

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    Idiopathic

    Feb 13, 2007 19


    Idiopathic

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    Idiopathic

    Feb 13, 2007 21


    External Resorption
     Pathological
     Unerrupted Teeth
     Chronic Inflammation
     Idiopathic
     Orthodontic Movement

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    Orthodontic movement

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    External Resorption
     Pathological
     Unerrupted Teeth
     Chronic Inflammation
     Idiopathic
     Orthodontic Movement
     Space Occupying Lesion
     Cysts
     Benign Tumors

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    Space occupying lesion

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    Space occupying lesion

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    Space occupying lesion

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    Space occupying lesion

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    External Resorption
     Pathological
     Unerrupted Teeth
     Chronic Inflammation
     Idiopathic
     Orthodontic Movement
     Space Occupying Lesion
     Endocrine

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    External Internal Resorption
    External resorption that “chews” out
    the “internal” part of a tooth

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    External Internal Resorption

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    External Internal Resorption

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    External Internal Resorption

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    External Internal Resorption

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    External Internal Resorption

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    External Internal Resorption

    Feb 13, 2007 36


    Resorption of Teeth

    Internal Resorption

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    Internal Resorption
    Occurs from the pulpal surface, and is
    usually associated with large carious
    lesions or restorations

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    Internal Resorption

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    Internal Resorption

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    Internal Resorption

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    Internal Resorption

    Feb 13, 2007 42


    Internal Resorption

    Feb 13, 2007 43


    Internal Resorption

    Feb 13, 2007 44


    Internal Resorption

    Feb 13, 2007 45


    Internal Resorption

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