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Complications of dental trauma: external resorption
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Complications of dental trauma: external resorption
Paul V. Abbott0:01
Introduction and Definition of Resorption
2:57
Classification and Epidemiology of Internal Resorption
7:57
Internal Surface Resorption: Pathogenesis and Features
14:41
Internal Inflammatory Resorption: Pathogenesis and Progression
25:14
Diagnosis and Differentiation from External Invasive Resorption
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59min
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Lesson program
– Root resorption: terminology and definition
– Resorption triad: factors of resorption development
– Classification of tooth resorption:
- Pathological and physiological resorption
- Internal and external resorption.
– Characteristics and causes of external resorption
– Ankylosis: distinctive features and connection with resorption
– External replacement resorption: histological aspects
– Factors of development of external replacement resorption
– Diagnosis and treatment of external resorption
– Storage of avulsed tooth: manual
– Splinting in the management tactics of patients with dental trauma: protocol
– Extraoral endodontic treatment of avulsed tooth: advantages and disadvantages
– Prevention of external resorption.
Recommended for: Pediatric dentists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons.
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