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"Internal root resorption: An endodontic challenge": A case series.

Sunandan Mittal¹, Tarun Kumar¹, Shifali Mittal¹

¹Department of Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics, Dasmesh Institute of Research and Dental Sciences, Faridkot, Punjab, India.

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Summary

Internal root resorption, a dental challenge, often affects anterior teeth due to trauma or posterior teeth from decay. Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial for successful management of this condition.

Keywords:

Internal resorption pulpal inflammation trauma

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Area of Science:

Endodontics
Dental Traumatology
Cariology

Background:

Internal root resorption presents a significant clinical challenge in endodontic practice.
It can arise from chronic pulpal inflammation, dental caries, or traumatic injuries, particularly affecting anterior teeth.
While common in anterior teeth due to trauma, posterior teeth can also be affected, often linked to carious pulp involvement.

Observation:

Internal root resorption requires prompt diagnosis and intervention for favorable outcomes.
The etiology involves factors like chronic inflammation, decay, and trauma.
Susceptibility is higher in anterior teeth due to trauma, but posterior teeth are also implicated, primarily through caries.

Findings:

Successful management hinges on early detection, etiological factor removal, and appropriate treatment of the resorbed root.
Various treatment modalities exist for managing internal root resorption.
Case studies demonstrate successful outcomes with diverse therapeutic approaches.

Implications:

Understanding the causes and presentation of internal root resorption is vital for endodontists.
Timely diagnosis and intervention improve prognosis for affected teeth.
This review synthesizes current knowledge and clinical examples to guide effective management strategies.