. Elementary and dental radiography . Fig. 268. Same as Fig. 267, with the line of demarcation outlined to enable the reader to observe it better than in Fig. 267. THE usiis or rim radiograph in dentistry 233. Fig. 269. EE, ends of overlapping bone. Had the operator not had a radiograph to guide him in his work hecould not possibly have performed the operation as quickly, thoroughly,and intelligently as he did, for he would not have known just where, andjust how big, the sequestrum was. A case of phosphor necrosis of the lower jawTig. 269. several years after removal of the sequestrum. The jaw
. Elementary and dental radiography . Fig. 268. Same as Fig. 267, with the line of demarcation outlined to enable the reader to observe it better than in Fig. 267. THE usiis or rim radiograph in dentistry 233. Fig. 269. EE, ends of overlapping bone. Had the operator not had a radiograph to guide him in his work hecould not possibly have performed the operation as quickly, thoroughly,and intelligently as he did, for he would not have known just where, andjust how big, the sequestrum was. A case of phosphor necrosis of the lower jawTig. 269. several years after removal of the sequestrum. The jaw is in two parts, with the ends overlapping. A carious condition of the alveolar process andfig. 270. superior maxillary bone, caused by the retention of a piece of tooth root above the dummies of a and stinudation with drugs might, or might not, be necessaryin this case, but it is probable that the carious bone will regain normalhealth and vitality upon removal of the direct cause of the caries—the bitof tooth root. 234 DENTAL RADIOGRAPHY 47. to DUdnose Hntral empyema. This radiograph was made from a dry skull. ItTig. 27K shows the following: The frontal sinuses AA, the orbits BB,
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