. Oral sepsis in its relationship to systemic disease . Fig. 132. Fig. Fig. 134. Fig. 132.—Roentgenogram showing an abscess at the root of a crowned leftupper incisor. The abscess had burrowed to the right and discharged near the rootapex of the right upper incisor. Bismuth had been injected into the sinus some monthsprevious and shows as a dense opacity in the roentgenogram. Fig. 133.—Roentgenogram taken three months after irrigation through the rootcanal of the left incisor followed by filling of the root canal. Fig. 134.—Roentgenogram taken six months after treatment. Organization of
. Oral sepsis in its relationship to systemic disease . Fig. 132. Fig. Fig. 134. Fig. 132.—Roentgenogram showing an abscess at the root of a crowned leftupper incisor. The abscess had burrowed to the right and discharged near the rootapex of the right upper incisor. Bismuth had been injected into the sinus some monthsprevious and shows as a dense opacity in the roentgenogram. Fig. 133.—Roentgenogram taken three months after irrigation through the rootcanal of the left incisor followed by filling of the root canal. Fig. 134.—Roentgenogram taken six months after treatment. Organization of the abscesses in this case was very rapid. A change considerablein degree was noticed after a few weeks. 64 oral sepsis
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