. Interpretation of dental and maxillary roentgenograms . Fig. 144. Fig. 144.—First premolar, perforation of side of root with large area of bonedestruction surrounding the perforation; apex normal. Fig. 145.—Apical region of crowned premolars normal. First molar missing. Deep[locket due to pyorrhea just in front of second molar. 106 I]SrTEEPEETATIO:N- OF KOE^STTGEXOGEAMS Upper Left Region . mm- a Fig. 146. Fig. 147. Fig. 1411.—Decay beginning on mesial surface of upper left canine near cervicalmargin. First premolar crowned, two roots, apparently good root fillings, large, irreg-ular, c
. Interpretation of dental and maxillary roentgenograms . Fig. 144. Fig. 144.—First premolar, perforation of side of root with large area of bonedestruction surrounding the perforation; apex normal. Fig. 145.—Apical region of crowned premolars normal. First molar missing. Deep[locket due to pyorrhea just in front of second molar. 106 I]SrTEEPEETATIO:N- OF KOE^STTGEXOGEAMS Upper Left Region . mm- a Fig. 146. Fig. 147. Fig. 1411.—Decay beginning on mesial surface of upper left canine near cervicalmargin. First premolar crowned, two roots, apparently good root fillings, large, irreg-ular, clearly defined periapical area of chronic rarefying osteitis with granuloma. Sec-ond premolar normal. Fig. 147.—First molar, pulp probably vital; extensive jjyorrheal bone destruction,extending between roots. Second molar, badly fitting crown, poor root fillings, butapical region normal.
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