. Interpretation of dental and maxillary roentgenograms . Fi.^. 156. Fig. 157. Fig. 156.—Upper left lateral incisor crowned, post does not follow root canal,Ijut passes to side of root, no root filling, apical region apparently normal. Canine,large filling extending to pulp chamber, no root filling, root canal evidently containsinfected pulp tissue; large area of chronic rarefying osteitis with granuloma aroundapex of this tooth and extending almost down to neck on mesial side. First pre-molar crowned, extensive root absorption and chronic periapical rarefying osteitiswith granuloma, extending
. Interpretation of dental and maxillary roentgenograms . Fi.^. 156. Fig. 157. Fig. 156.—Upper left lateral incisor crowned, post does not follow root canal,Ijut passes to side of root, no root filling, apical region apparently normal. Canine,large filling extending to pulp chamber, no root filling, root canal evidently containsinfected pulp tissue; large area of chronic rarefying osteitis with granuloma aroundapex of this tooth and extending almost down to neck on mesial side. First pre-molar crowned, extensive root absorption and chronic periapical rarefying osteitiswith granuloma, extending to root of second premolar. Second premolar, decay ondistal surface; above this is a jiartial loss of alveolar septum due to pyorrhea. Fig. 157.—First premolar pulpless, no root filling, apex involved in large area ofchronic rarefying osteitis with granuloma extending to region of second premolar,which has been lost. II^TERPRETATION OF ROENTGENOGRAMS 109 Upper Left Region
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