Dental and oral radiography : a text book for students and practitioners of dentistry (1916)
McCoy, James David · St. Louis : Mosby · leaf 99
us preparatory to seating the patient isshown in Fig. 40. The fact that this requires but a few moments,does not disarrange the office, or put the patientto discomfort, justifies the author in feeling that 96 DENTAL AND ORAL RADIOGRAPHY it is by all means the preferable method for usein the dental… … Fig. 40.The arrangement of the ap] - reparatory to seating the patient. urally arises, how is this to be accomplished with-out superimposing the shadows of one side uponthe shadows of the other side, and thereby pro-ducing a chaotic result. For instance, let us suppose that we wish toobtain a…
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