. Interpretation of dental and maxillary roentgenograms . Fig. 128. Fig. 129. Fig. 128.—Upper left premolars, inilps vital, periapical regions normal. Circum-scribed dark area about apex of second premolar somewhat resembling an area dueto rarefying osteitis is only due to a recess in the maxillary sinus; the normal line ofbone can be traced completely around the apex of this tooth. Light shadow in upperleft corner is due to malar bone. Fig. 129.—-Upper left first premolar crowned, imperfect root fillings, periapicalregion normal. Second premolar pulp vital. The white line apparently running f
. Interpretation of dental and maxillary roentgenograms . Fig. 128. Fig. 129. Fig. 128.—Upper left premolars, inilps vital, periapical regions normal. Circum-scribed dark area about apex of second premolar somewhat resembling an area dueto rarefying osteitis is only due to a recess in the maxillary sinus; the normal line ofbone can be traced completely around the apex of this tooth. Light shadow in upperleft corner is due to malar bone. Fig. 129.—-Upper left first premolar crowned, imperfect root fillings, periapicalregion normal. Second premolar pulp vital. The white line apparently running fromits apex is due to a septum in the maxillary sinus. 102 IlsrTEEPEETATIOlSr OY ROENTGENOGRAMS Upper Left Region.
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