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Tooth root and alveolar bone grey values derived from cone-beam CT imaging in maxillary incisor teeth with and without apical root resorption.

Marcio José da Silva CamposKarine Simões SilvaPaula Moraes LupatiniMarcelo Reis FragaRobert Willer Farinazzo Vitral
Published in: Journal of orthodontics (2017)
The radicular tissue of the apical third of the incisors with ARR showed greater root GV (p < .05) than that of the incisors without ARR. Supra-apical alveolar bone exhibited greater GV in the incisors without ARR than incisors with ARR (p < .05). Root GV was not associated with root protection, but rather seemed to have facilitated the process of resorption. The GV of the lingual bone was associated with a higher progression of ARR in the incisors.
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