General and dental pathology with special reference to etiology and pathologic anatomy; a treatise for students and practitioners . Fig. 126.—A slight hypoplasia of theenamel on the labial surface of an upper cuspid. Fig. 1 -27.—Hypoplasia of the enamel onthe labial surface of an upper Fig; 128.—Hypoplasia of the enamel on the Fig. 129.—Hypoplasia of the enamel labial surfaces of upper left and upper right in an upper left central incisor. Thelateral incisors, semilunar in shape. enamel is transversed by horizontal and vertical depressions of a brown Ci ill il. The formation of rods h
General and dental pathology with special reference to etiology and pathologic anatomy; a treatise for students and practitioners . Fig. 126.—A slight hypoplasia of theenamel on the labial surface of an upper cuspid. Fig. 1 -27.—Hypoplasia of the enamel onthe labial surface of an upper Fig; 128.—Hypoplasia of the enamel on the Fig. 129.—Hypoplasia of the enamel labial surfaces of upper left and upper right in an upper left central incisor. Thelateral incisors, semilunar in shape. enamel is transversed by horizontal and vertical depressions of a brown Ci ill il. The formation of rods has been insufficient to produce a smoothbridging over or closure of the fissure. A large number of sec-tions which have been examined in the course of our studies showfrequently the presence of calcified amorphous bodies in thesedefective fissures. In the milder forms of hypoplasia the bands HYPOPLASIA, MICROSCOPIC AND MACROSCOPIC 261 of Retzius appear larger and are of a deeper brown color than isthe case in normal specimens, testifying to a lack of uniform cal-cification of the rods in their long diameter. The enamel being
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