Walsh, David · London : Baillière, Tindall and Cox · leaf 238
sor : half the fang absorbed ; small carious MEDICAL AND SURGICAL APPLICATIONS 177 cavity. This tooth is extremely opaque, shown by its relativewhite look and absence of dental canal tracing, a conditionprobably due to its necrosis. 10. Lower molar, with large amalgam stopping reaching nearlyto… … Fig. 90.—Skiagram of Teeth, showing Various Pathological Conditions. 11. Permanent upper molar: fangs absorbed by pressure ofwisdom tooth, which was impacted between them. 12. Wisdom tooth : fangs sharply hooked. 13. Lower molar, showing convergent fangs and carious crown,rendering extraction…
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