This paper will explore the pathological process involved in dental resorption as well as its classifications and aetiology. The second subsequent paper will look at its diagnosis and management.
This paper will explore the pathological process involved in dental resorption as well as its classifications and aetiology. The second subsequent paper will look at its diagnosis and management.
Consultant and Specialist in Restorative Dentistry working at Kings College Hospital London. Course director Postgraduate Diploma in Operative Dentistry. All opinions are my own.
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