General

Odontología Clínica
ABSTRACT

T
T
he teeth reabsorption can be physiologic,
as the one that takes place in the temporary
teeth exfoliation, or pathological, when
the permanent teeth are affected. It could be
defined as a defense mechanism by means of
which the organism responds to an external
or internal stimulus and it takes place in the
hard tissues. The teethe reabsorptioncan be
physiologic, as the one that takes place in the
temporary teeth exfoliation, or pathological,
when the permanent teeth are affected. It
could be defined as a defense mechanism by
means of which the organism responds to
an external or internal stimulus and it takes
place in the hard tissues. The external radicle
reabsorption is probably the orthodontic
treatment’s mostcommon sequel. It is an
unpredictable process, and when it extends
to the dentine, irreversible The objective of
the orthodontic treatment is to improve the
patient’s aesthetic aspect and to obtain a more
favorable occlusion. However, a wrong clinical
handling can cause radicle reabsorption.
This article seeks to revise and to analyze the
characteristics and factors of the process ofradicle reabsorption caused in patients with
orthodontic treatment.

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Reabsorción radicular externa

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