. Interpretation of dental and maxillary roentgenograms . Fig. SO. Fig. 81. Fig. 80.—Upper right central crowned, good root filling, periapical conditions nor-mal. Lateral incisor crowned, imperfect root filling, large periapical area extending tofloor of nose, probably due to cyst formation and also containing some granulationtissue. Fig. 81.—Upper right lateral incisor shows root filling passing through apex intolarge periapical area of chronic rarefying osteitis with ragged edges indicating a sup-purative process. Pulp vital in ! incisor, the apex of which extends to edge ofarea of d
. Interpretation of dental and maxillary roentgenograms . Fig. SO. Fig. 81. Fig. 80.—Upper right central crowned, good root filling, periapical conditions nor-mal. Lateral incisor crowned, imperfect root filling, large periapical area extending tofloor of nose, probably due to cyst formation and also containing some granulationtissue. Fig. 81.—Upper right lateral incisor shows root filling passing through apex intolarge periapical area of chronic rarefying osteitis with ragged edges indicating a sup-purative process. Pulp vital in ! incisor, the apex of which extends to edge ofarea of disease. 90 Ii>TTEEPRETATION OF EOEISTTGEXOGEAMS Upper Anterior Region yMI. Fig. 82. Fig. 83. Suture Fig. 82.—Supernumerary tooth between roots of upper central is clearly shown. Fig. 83.—Pulp in upper left lateral incisor devitalized by blow. The same traumacaused a transverse fracture of alveolar process just below apex of lateral incisor, butdid not fracture root.
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