Dental and oral radiography : a text book for students and practitioners of dentistry (1916)
McCoy, James David · St. Louis : Mosby · leaf 134
line of theantrum is also plainly visible above the molars and bicuspids. therefore, that a single-phase print, or a nega-tive, examined under ordinary conditions, cannotapproach the various and comprehensive effectswhich are brought out by means of an illuminat-ing: cabinet. INTERPRETATION OF… … Fig. 53. A cuspid tooth lying against the anterior wall of the antrum. It will benoted that the cuspid is inverted in its position. Such a mount should preferably be made ofcelluloid with one side clear and the other sidedull, which allows the light transmitted to be of 132 DENTAL AXD ORAL…
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