Question 286 · LDEK · Resorption
What could be the cause of the tooth resorption seen in the following radiograph?
- A. tooth fracture.
- B. internal tooth bleaching.
- C. tooth replantation.
- D. prosthetic treatment.
- E. endodontic treatment.
Hint
Note that the incisor is root-filled and the defects sit at the cervical level; which later procedure on such a tooth can injure the cervical PDL?
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