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To highlight the management of internal root resorption associated with dens invaginatus Type II.

February 28, 2026EndodontologyOpen Access

Management of internal root resorption in permanent tooth with dens invaginatus Type II: A clinical approach

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To highlight the management of internal root resorption associated with dens invaginatus Type II.
Clinical and radiographic examinations to assess the condition.
Nonsurgical root canal treatment performed on the affected tooth.
Apical sealing using mineral trioxide aggregate (MTA).
Patient reported no symptoms during follow-up.
Radiographic examination showed periapical healing.
Management approach indicated effectiveness despite the complexity of DI.

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Clinical approach manages internal root resorption in dens invaginatus Type II, suggesting effective endodontic techniques.

Meena et al. (2026) studied this question.

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