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It is possible to fill holes from tooth resorption if the pulp has not yet been exposed, but the tooth will continue to be resorbed, ultimately causing the filling to fail.

Such treatment led to a highly significant increase in the number of the resorbed embryos compared to the control as well as a highly significant difference in the number of live embryos between the embryos of the control and Khat-treated mothers.

You're not aware of this, but they are constantly being broken down (resorbed) by specialist cells called osteoclasts, and then rebuilt by cells called osteoblasts.

Although calcium hydroxide is used successfully in deciduous tooth canal treatment, the biggest disadvantage of the material is that it can not be resorbed from the canal before the deciduous tooth physical resorption process (39,40).

Half of these resorbed lateral incisors show severe resorption, in which the pulp is exposed.

In advanced periodontitis patients alveolar sockets often exhibit severely resorbed facial/lingual bone plate and loss of interproximal attachment level and require bone reconstruction procedures.

Maxillary osteotomy with an interpositional bone graft and implants for reconstruction of the severely resorbed maxilla: A clinical report.

It has several disadvantages like re-infection when resorbed early and low anti-bacterial effect when compared with other materials.1,4,6,7

T-spacer covers the anterior residual alveolar ridge in maxilla when it is resorbed and flabby.

Or, Claeson said, the fish, like salmon today, may have had more teeth but resorbed most of them during their struggle upstream to breed.

As in the human body, there is no cellulase, which helps to decompose cellulose; it degrades very slowly, but after some time it is resorbed. Cellulose is non-cytotoxic, biologically compatible, and provides a friendly environment for cell absorption and multiplication.

The erosion profile of resorbed bone discs was measured by the Dektak 150 Surface Profiler (Veeco, New York, USA) fitted with a stylus (radius 2.5 [micro]m), as previously described [8].

Grunewald introduced gold as the metal of choice for the resorbed mandibular residual ridge.