What happens when you have root resorption from braces?

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Answer:
Root resorption arises from excessive forces being put on your teeth.

When that happens, the roots become blunted (becomes very short, which is visible on X-rays), and the tooth may start to feel loose. If it's really severe and the tooth becomes very loose, it might need to be extracted.

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