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Abstract
Investigation of resorption areas on the roots of three groups of teeth—118 healthy,
81 periodontally diseased, and 100 teeth from India—showed three times more root surface
resorption on periodontally diseased teeth and five times more on teeth from India
than on healthy teeth. Other types of cementum changes or loss were also noted.
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Footnotes
☆This study was conducted under U. S. Army Contract DA-49-007-MD-857, at the Eastman Dental Dispensary, Department of Periodontology.
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© 1959 Published by Elsevier Inc.
