Dental and oral radiography : a text book for students and practitioners of dentistry (1916)
McCoy, James David · St. Louis : Mosby · leaf 92
pass in perpendicularly to aplane lying midway between them and the film.In this event, the image of the lingual root iselongated. If the lingual roots are under scrutiny (C)they must be considered the plane of the teeth,and the rays passed in perpendicularly to a planelying midway between the… … Fig. 36.Technic for the upper molar teeth. 90 DENTAL AND ORAL KAlh m JKAPHY The upper molars are by all means the mostdifficult teeth to radiograph. That is. to obtainradiographs which are as comprehensive as thosemade of the other teeth. However, by going tothe extra work entailed by the foregoing…
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