pericementoclasia

the radiograph revealed a localized pericementoclasia lesion on the distal root of the mandibular first molar.

pericementoclasia formation is often observed in teeth with chronic periodontal disease.

severe pericementoclasia can lead to root resorption and compromise the prognosis of the tooth.

clinical examination showed no mobility despite the presence of pericementoclasia in the maxillary premolar.

pericementoclasia associated with orthodontic treatment may require careful monitoring.

the diagnosis of pericementoclasia relies on radiographic evidence of cementum loss.

management of pericementoclasia includes endodontic therapy and possible surgical intervention.

pericementoclasia is a rare condition that affects the cementum layer of the tooth root.

patients with pericementoclasia often present with mild discomfort upon percussion.

histological analysis confirmed pericementoclasia in the biopsy sample.

early detection of pericementoclasia improves the success rate of regenerative procedures.

the pericementoclasia was classified as grade ii according to the classification system.