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['Door de beugel': resorption at dental elements].

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This case study highlights severe gingival recession and alveolar bone loss around a lower incisor, necessitating orthodontic re-treatment. The complex case involves a tooth root positioned outside the jawbone, posing significant challenges for dental professionals.

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Area of Science:

Dentistry
Orthodontics
Periodontology

Background:

A 20-year-old male patient required orthodontic re-treatment for dental element 32.
The patient was referred by his dentist and a periodontist due to complications with the tooth.

Observation:

Significant gingival resorption was noted on the buccal surface of dental element 32.
The root of dental element 32 was positioned buccally outside the alveolar process.

Findings:

The case presents a complex scenario of severe periodontitis and malocclusion.
Surgical intervention and advanced orthodontic techniques are likely required for successful re-treatment.

Implications:

This case underscores the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration between orthodontists and periodontists.
Effective management strategies for severe gingival recession and external root displacement are crucial for preserving dental elements.
The findings will be presented at a professional dental conference and published in a leading dental journal.