Sánchez LTR, Segovia RA

Language: Spanish
References: 6
Page: 230-233
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ABSTRACT

Cervical dental resorption is a pathological entity of non-pulpar etiology, produced by late inflammatory process of the radicular cement at cervical level, thus making it difficult to diagnose. This work presents the treatment for two different clinical cases of Radicular Cervical Resorption.

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