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Resorption
(redirected from Root resorption)

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resorption [rē′sȯrp·shən]
(petrology)
The process by which a magma redissolves previously crystallized minerals.
(physics)
Absorption or, less commonly, adsorption of material by a body or system from which the material was previously released.

Resorption 

(1) In physiology, repeated assimilation; the same as absorption.

(2) In pathology and pathological physiology, the same as resolution. In cases of leukoses, for example, resorption of the bone develops very intensively and is accompanied by rarefaction and the complete resolution of the bony frame.



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Root Resorption is the breakdown of the root structure of the tooth A subsequent loss of the structure follows because that part of the tooth is being attacked by living body cells Root Resorption is the breakdown of the root structure of the tooth.
New to the second edition are five chapters on incisor root resorption, lingual appliances, and wider application of orthodontic implants.
1) When concussion occurs in permanent teeth, the prognosis is normally good, but root resorption and pulp necrosis may occur.
 
 
 
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