. Oral Roentgenology : a Roentgen study of the anatomy and pathology of the oral cavity . nt to theauthor for examination. She complained of pain in the lower jaw, inabihtyto open her mouth and soreness of the lower teeth. Temperature, F. Examination: In the lower jaw, the following teeth were present:the left lower molar and the bicuspids, cuspids and incisors on both teeth and both right lower bicuspids were extremely loose andthere was evidence of the recent extraction of the right lower first upper teeth were firm and, apparently, in good condition. TwoWassermann
. Oral Roentgenology : a Roentgen study of the anatomy and pathology of the oral cavity . nt to theauthor for examination. She complained of pain in the lower jaw, inabihtyto open her mouth and soreness of the lower teeth. Temperature, F. Examination: In the lower jaw, the following teeth were present:the left lower molar and the bicuspids, cuspids and incisors on both teeth and both right lower bicuspids were extremely loose andthere was evidence of the recent extraction of the right lower first upper teeth were firm and, apparently, in good condition. TwoWassermann tests were negative. Roentgen Examination: A large radiolucent area was found beneaththe socket of the extracted right lower molar (see Figure 176). Fromthis place to the bicuspids of the other side, the entire body of the mandibleshowed radiolucent areas and channels, indicating an osteomyeliticcondition (see Figures 176 and 177). The same condition was found inthe alveolar process, the front part of which is shown in Figure 178. ROEXTGEXOGRAPHIC STUDY OF PATHOLOGICAL COXDITIOXS 127. Figure 176.
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