. Tumours, innocent and malignant; their clinical characters and appropriate treatment. rig. 126.—Second right mandibular molar of a Chinaman aged 19 years, with atumour possessing the characters of a composite odontome. a and b, Thetooth of natural size ; c, the tooth enlarged and the tumour shown in section. incisors of rodents are due to inflammatory changes in thepulps. 7. Composite odontomas.—This is a convenient term to apply to those hard tooth-tumours which bear little or no resemblance in shape to teeth, but occur in the jaws, and COMPOSITE ODONTOMAS 223 consist of a disordered conglo


. Tumours, innocent and malignant; their clinical characters and appropriate treatment. rig. 126.—Second right mandibular molar of a Chinaman aged 19 years, with atumour possessing the characters of a composite odontome. a and b, Thetooth of natural size ; c, the tooth enlarged and the tumour shown in section. incisors of rodents are due to inflammatory changes in thepulps. 7. Composite odontomas.—This is a convenient term to apply to those hard tooth-tumours which bear little or no resemblance in shape to teeth, but occur in the jaws, and COMPOSITE ODONTOMAS 223 consist of a disordered conglomeration of enamel, dentine, andcementum. Such odontomes may be considered as arisingfrom an abnormal growth of all the elements of a tooth-germ—enamel-organ, papilla, and Fig. 127.—Left lower jaw of a young marmot with a large radicularodontome connected with the incisor. (Nat. size.) Not only is this species of odontoma composite in that thetumours comprised in it originate from all the elements of atooth-germ, but they are composite in another sense : manyof these tumours consist of two or more tooth-germs in-discriminately fused. But they differ from the cementomascontaining two or more teeth in the fact that the variousparts of the teeth composing the mass are indistinguish-


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