. Interpretation of dental and maxillary roentgenograms . Fig. 66. Fig. 67. Fig. 66.—Upper left central incisor, pulp vital, no periapical abnormality. Upperright central has good root filling but shows dark area above apex, due to chronicrarefying osteitis with granuloma. Lateral incisor has been lost; in this region alsois found a dark area, due to rarefying osteitis remaining after extraction of toothfrom failure to curette the tooth socket. The contents of this area are just as muchof a menace as of the area connected with the central incisor. Fig. 67.—Upper right lateral incisor gave no r
. Interpretation of dental and maxillary roentgenograms . Fig. 66. Fig. 67. Fig. 66.—Upper left central incisor, pulp vital, no periapical abnormality. Upperright central has good root filling but shows dark area above apex, due to chronicrarefying osteitis with granuloma. Lateral incisor has been lost; in this region alsois found a dark area, due to rarefying osteitis remaining after extraction of toothfrom failure to curette the tooth socket. The contents of this area are just as muchof a menace as of the area connected with the central incisor. Fig. 67.—Upper right lateral incisor gave no response to faradic test; pulp evi-dently died, causing chronic rarefying osteitis shown by large dark area.
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