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A text-book of dental histology and embryology, including laboratory directions . The left side of the skull, shown in Fig. 308 400 THE TEETH AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE FACE overstated. They are not only to be the chief means ofmastication during the period in which the temporary teethare lost and replaced by their successors, but they are to Fig. 310. Dentition in the eleventh year. Note the growth of the cuspids and bicuspidsThe second moiar is about to erupt. THE GROWTH OF THE JAWS 401 maintain the relation of the jaws to each other. The wayin which these teeth lock determines the balance betwe
A text-book of dental histology and embryology, including laboratory directions . The left side of the skull, shown in Fig. 308 400 THE TEETH AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE FACE overstated. They are not only to be the chief means ofmastication during the period in which the temporary teethare lost and replaced by their successors, but they are to Fig. 310. Dentition in the eleventh year. Note the growth of the cuspids and bicuspidsThe second moiar is about to erupt. THE GROWTH OF THE JAWS 401 maintain the relation of the jaws to each other. The wayin which these teeth lock determines the balance between theforces exerted by the action of the muscles attached in theregion of the ramus, and those in the region of the symphysis(Fig. 306). Fig. 311
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