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External Apical Root Reabsorption (EARR) is a common and undesiderable orthodontic treatments sequel, but it may also occur in absence of orthodontic treatment. The origin, extent and severity of EARR during orthodontic treatment are multifactorial, involving both biologic and environmental factors. Genetic factors represent at least 50% of the variation in EARR. The genetic variation in patients undergoing orthodontic treatments has been reported in studies of heritability, in vitro, retrospective and meta-analysis, among others, in order to introduce the genetic variables and polymor-

Variaciones genéticas, polimorfismos y reabsorción radicular externa asociada a tratamientos ortodóncicos. Revisión de literatura