AI Article Synopsis
- External invasive resorption is a rare and aggressive dental issue that affects the outer layers of teeth.
- The report discusses the successful treatment of a severe case using mineral trioxide aggregate (MTA).
- After 60 months of clinical and radiographic monitoring, the treated tooth remained functional with a stable gum condition and no signs of continued resorption.
Article Abstract
External invasive resorption is an uncommon but aggressive type of external resorption. This report outlines the management of an advanced case of external invasive resorption with mineral trioxide aggregate (MTA). The clinical and radiographic follow-up after 60 months revealed a functional tooth with a stable periodontal condition and no evidence of any further resorption.
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