PINK SPOT IN INTERNAL RESORPTION (A Case Report)

Internal resorption is a pathological condition starting in the pulp in which the pulp chamber or root canal, or both of the tooth expands by resorption of the surrounding dentin. most cases of internal resorption present no early clinical symptoms. the first evidence of the lesion may be the appearance of a pinkhued area on the crown of the tooth. but it can be encountered rarely with such an occurrence. in this study it has been presented the treatment of upper left central tooth where a perforation and pink spot occurred on the vestibular surface of the crown by depending on the internal resorption.