RESORPTION AND MANAGEMENT

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Tooth resorption occurs as a result of injuries or irritation to the periodontal ligament and tooth pulp, involving complex interactions between inflammatory and resorbing cells, particularly clastic cells. It encompasses both internal and external types, making diagnosis and treatment challenging. Notably, the mechanisms of tooth resorption are thought to resemble those of bone resorption, highlighting the intricate biological processes at play.