. Oral Roentgenology : a Roentgen study of the anatomy and pathology of the oral cavity . Miss R. M. P. History: Had complained of swelling under lip for several days. When examinedthe lip protruded very much and the submaxillary lymph gland was very tender andbadly swollen. Temperature loi, pulse 102. The front teeth had large fillings, goldin the laterals and porcelain in the centrals, and were very loose. Roentgen Examination: Shows that the fillings, although large, do not come veryclose to the pulps. There was tremendous swelling, but the Roentgen picture showsno radiolucent area, as woul
. Oral Roentgenology : a Roentgen study of the anatomy and pathology of the oral cavity . Miss R. M. P. History: Had complained of swelling under lip for several days. When examinedthe lip protruded very much and the submaxillary lymph gland was very tender andbadly swollen. Temperature loi, pulse 102. The front teeth had large fillings, goldin the laterals and porcelain in the centrals, and were very loose. Roentgen Examination: Shows that the fillings, although large, do not come veryclose to the pulps. There was tremendous swelling, but the Roentgen picture showsno radiolucent area, as would be expected with such large abscess formation. Operative Findings: The pulp, when opened into, was found to be highly incision on the labial side of the gum relieved about an ounce of pus. The apexof the tooth must have been very close to the surface, because the pus evidently causedno destruction of the bone, but pierced the bone and periosteum (which accounts forthe absence of pain), and accumulated under the gum. ROEXTGEXOGRAPHIC STUDY OF PATHOLOGICAL COXDITIOXS 97. Figure iio.
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