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Resorption: part 2. Diagnosis and management
1University Dental Hospital of Manchester, Higher Cambridge Street, Manchester, M15 6FH, UK. jimdarcey@hotmail.com
Abstract:
In this second paper the clinical indicators of root resorption and their diagnosis and management are considered. While the clinical picture can be similar, pathological processes of resorption vary greatly from site to site and this paper proposes appropriate approaches to treatment for teeth that are affected by resorption.
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