Management of External Invasive Cervical Resorption Tooth with Mineral Trioxide Aggregate: A Case Report
Figure 1
(a) Clinical photograph of case with fractured upper left central showing discolouration at the cervical area and sinus tract at distobuccal aspect. (b) Radiograph showing circular resorptive cavity which extends on the external aspect of distal buccal area. (c) Surgical site represents circular Resorptive site housed with the granulomatous tissue. (d) Clinical photograph showing the removal of granulomatous tissue. (e) Radiograph shows the sectional obturation and placement of fibre post. (f) Resorptive site filled with white MTA.
