Sentence examples for resorption of tooth from inspiring English sources

Radiographic examination revealed apical periodontitis with root resorption of tooth #6.

Preliminary results from five patients histologically showed an osteoconductive osteogenesis with partial resorption of tooth components [25].

Retention of primary teeth is thought to be due to reduced resorption of tooth roots resulting in failure of eruption of permanent teeth, although the mechanism underlying this abnormality is not known [ 22].

Multilocular well-defined radiolucent lesion (asterisk) with thin, sclerotic borders, cortical scalloping (arrow) and resorption of teeth roots.

Although no important adverse effects associated with MISAO were reported in the evaluated four trials, there is no scientific evidence to support the absence or presence of post-operative infection, bleeding, swelling, root resorption, loss of tooth vitality and possible morbidity following such procedures.

Although resorption of primary teeth is relatively well-characterized example of physiological resorption which contains no microbiological component, root resorption in the permanent dentition is a pathologic event, does not occur naturally and might be broadly classified into external or internal resorption, based on the location of the resorption in relation to the surface [ 3].

Although changes of the lamina dura with aging have not been reported to date, we confirmed that disruption of the lamina dura increased with age associated independently with bone resorption in the canine and first molar, suggesting that the lamina dura below the crown could not be responsible for alveolar bone resorption of other teeth in the mandible.

Loss of volume and elasticity of subcutaneous soft tissue, retraction of lip red, bone resorption, loss of teeth, smoking, and ultraviolet exposure contribute to perioral aging and loss of attractiveness.

The functions of the periodontal ligaments include attachment of the tooth to the bone, support for the tooth, formation and resorption of bone during tooth movement, sensation, and eruption.

According to the Sedentexct guidelines [6] for the localised assessment of an impacted tooth (including consideration of resorption of an adjacent tooth) where the current imaging method of choice is MSCT, CBCT may be preferred because of the reduced radiation dose.

Due to their extension into the soft tissues and the possibility of tooth resorption, the differentiation of OKC from ameloblastoma can be very challenging, if not impossible, on OPT, CT or CBCT.