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Identifying the Cause of Apical Periodontitis in a Young Adult
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A 28-year-old healthy male presented with apical periodontitis affecting teeth 36 and 46. Despite ongoing endodontic treatment, both teeth showed worsening apical osteolysis. Neither tooth had caries, trauma, or periodontal issues, and the patient was asymptomatic. Clinical examination revealed increased tooth mobility and bifurcation, with probing

Identifying the Cause of Apical Periodontitis in a Young Adult
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