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This patient showed extensive root resorption close to the cementoenamel junction. It is likely that impacted teeth anywhere in the dental arch can participate in the destruction of root surfaces of neighboring teeth.
Two case reports are given, demonstrating what appears to be two types of resorption associated with ectopic eruption. In both cases a progressive resorptive process occurred on one side and a stationary type on the other. Close follow-up is important; it resulted in a successful outcome for the patient in case 2 here, whereas the first patient required major orthodontic treatment because of the ectopic eruption.
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