. Elementary and dental radiography . r of it and pressure applied, the expectedhappened, and a break in the body of the mandible occurred. This acci-dent was of no serious consequence, however, for under an occipito-mental bandage, which a few days later was reinforced by wire fixation,the fracture healed and the case proceeded to an uneventful and speedyrecovery, with complete restoration of health. The odontoma was ofcomposite structure, the central part being made up of what may havebeen the third molar, about which were arranged concentric layers ofcementum, and probably some compact bony
. Elementary and dental radiography . r of it and pressure applied, the expectedhappened, and a break in the body of the mandible occurred. This acci-dent was of no serious consequence, however, for under an occipito-mental bandage, which a few days later was reinforced by wire fixation,the fracture healed and the case proceeded to an uneventful and speedyrecovery, with complete restoration of health. The odontoma was ofcomposite structure, the central part being made up of what may havebeen the third molar, about which were arranged concentric layers ofcementum, and probably some compact bony structures. For the report of this case I am indebted to Dr. Don M. Graham, ofDetroit. Mich. 230 DENTAL RADIOGRAPHY 45. Co Observe Anomalous Conditions Such as the Tusion of the Roots oftwo teeth for example. Case: Child about twelve. The crowns of two ofTig. 2b$. the lower incisors seemed fused together. To ac- complish regulation of the teeth it became expedientin the opinion of the operator handling the case to extract one of the. Fig. 265. Show? that the two lower incisors are not fused together. incisors. The choice of the tooth to extract fell to one of the two whichseemed fused together. The question arose: Are the roots of the teethfused also? A radiograph (Fig. 265) shows they arc not. It showsfurther that the crowns arc not fused cither, though, let me admit, Ishared in the mistake of the man who referred the case thinking theywere; and failed, as he had, in an attempt to pass a ligature betweenthem. It was not until I had the radiograph before me, showing me that1 was not attempting the impossible, that I succeeded in getting a silkligature between the teeth. One of the teeth was slightly malformed;they wen- almost mortised together in consequence, and in contact fromthe incisal edge to beneath the gum margin. ond and third molars are sometimes fused together. I recall hav-ing extracted the upper second and third molars in an effort to removethe third, the roots of
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