. Oral sepsis in its relationship to systemic disease . Fig. Fig. 49. Figs. 44-49.—Illustration of the less active type of apical infection—the so-calledgranuloma. Note exostoses on roots shown in Fig. 49. lound at the root of a normal appearing vital tooth evenwhen the gum shows surprisingly little evidence of dis-ease. In a few cases observed by the writer a vital alveolae; abscesses 41 nerve evidently passed through a granuloma. It is in-teresting to mention the fact that a vital nerve can beexposed to the infected material of an abscess for years ^Q§i %*

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