. Elementary and dental radiography / by Howard Riley Raper . Fig. 460. Malposed, unerupted, partiallyformed upper second of case,Fig. Fig. 461. Post operative photograph of facialfistula case. Scar under eve. See Fi^. 460. of the fact that an ordinary skin abscess— a boil—may have a clin-ical appearance somewhat similar to an abscess of dental origin. I have been surprised to find radiographs ofhidden Dental Caries. sucjj vaiue [n locating hidden carious cavities inTigs. 462, 463 and 464 , Figure 462 is a case in which the patient was suffering consider-ably. Th
. Elementary and dental radiography / by Howard Riley Raper . Fig. 460. Malposed, unerupted, partiallyformed upper second of case,Fig. Fig. 461. Post operative photograph of facialfistula case. Scar under eve. See Fi^. 460. of the fact that an ordinary skin abscess— a boil—may have a clin-ical appearance somewhat similar to an abscess of dental origin. I have been surprised to find radiographs ofhidden Dental Caries. sucjj vaiue [n locating hidden carious cavities inTigs. 462, 463 and 464 , Figure 462 is a case in which the patient was suffering consider-ably. The pain seemed to be localized in either the second bicuspid orthe first molar. The radiograph shows nothing wrong with the secondbicuspid, an abscess at the mesio-buccal root of the first molar and, mostimportant of all from the standpoint of relieving pain, a carious cavityin the distal of the second molar. The cavity was entirely covered withgum tissue. When access was gained to it, it was found that the pulp wasexposed. A sedative treatment was applied and pain was relievedimmediately. Figure 463 shows caries at the cervical margins of the filling
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