General and dental pathology with special reference to etiology and pathologic anatomy; a treatise for students and practitioners . Fig. 281.—A series of abraded lower cuspids, upon their lingual aspects, the result ofcontinuous friction by ill-fitting clasps and lingual bars. Kirk states that in those disorders which are classified as dis-eases of sulfoxidation, the blood is loaded with an excess of carbon 362 DENTAL PATHOLOGY. Fig. 282.—Abrasion ofupper right central incisor,the result of an abnormalfrictional stress consequentupon malocclusion; exposedand discolored dentin. Fig. 283.—Abrasi
General and dental pathology with special reference to etiology and pathologic anatomy; a treatise for students and practitioners . Fig. 281.—A series of abraded lower cuspids, upon their lingual aspects, the result ofcontinuous friction by ill-fitting clasps and lingual bars. Kirk states that in those disorders which are classified as dis-eases of sulfoxidation, the blood is loaded with an excess of carbon 362 DENTAL PATHOLOGY. Fig. 282.—Abrasion ofupper right central incisor,the result of an abnormalfrictional stress consequentupon malocclusion; exposedand discolored dentin. Fig. 283.—Abrasion oflingual surface of upperleft cuspid reaching beyondthe puP chamber; second-ary dentin was depositedin sufficient amount to keepthe pulp protected from ex-ternal injury. Fig. 284.—Abrasion ofthe labial surface of thelower right first bicuspid.
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