. Elementary and dental radiography / by Howard Riley Raper . Fig. 462. Gum-covered carious cavity indistal of upper second molar. Fig. 4(3.!. Fillings failing at the Fig. 4G4. Hidden carious cavity in distal of lower first molar. like the others, examined his teeth and told him his teeth needed no treat-ment. In despair, since his dentists had failed him, the man next visiteda bar-tender and then another bar-tender, and another, and another, untilhis friends took him to the hospital that he might recover from deliriumtremens. In due time he recovered from his delirium and as
. Elementary and dental radiography / by Howard Riley Raper . Fig. 462. Gum-covered carious cavity indistal of upper second molar. Fig. 4(3.!. Fillings failing at the Fig. 4G4. Hidden carious cavity in distal of lower first molar. like the others, examined his teeth and told him his teeth needed no treat-ment. In despair, since his dentists had failed him, the man next visiteda bar-tender and then another bar-tender, and another, and another, untilhis friends took him to the hospital that he might recover from deliriumtremens. In due time he recovered from his delirium and as soon as hedid. he complained of the toothache. A dentist was called in. He ex-amined the mouth and found nothing wrong with the teeth. It happens,however, that this particular dentist is a radiodontist of no mean ability,and, so he asked to be permitted to make a radiograph of the region wherethe pain seemed to be located. This wras granted promptly—though at thetime all this occurred very few radiographs of teeth were being made—for the physicians in charge of the case were helpless. Figure 464 was made and shows a carious cavity in the distal of alower first molar! The c
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