General And Dental Pathology With Special Reference to Etiology And Pathologic Anatomy; a Treatise for Students And Practitioners
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— Caries of cementum on la- bial surface of abraded upper left central incisor.
any length of time;" and further that "crachs in the enamel, abraded and eroded surfaces, cavities of decay, and other similar conditions, offer excellent evidence of stains of every character." McGehee condemns the use of colored dentifrices, his experi- ments having shown that when constantly used they will stain the tooth structure.
In connection with the study of dentin caries it should be noted that the average... diameter of a dentinal tubule is greater than that of most of the bacteria found in the mouth, and conse- CARIES OF DENTIN AND CEMENT1 M 3-49 quently it must be inferred that bacteria find their way into normal tubules, regardless of any previous decalcification of their walls.
The Decay of Cementum The inorganic portion of the cementum becomes decalcified by the action of the acid end product of fermentation, and this is followed by the Liquefaction of the remaining organic matrix (Figs. 257 and 258).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Caries of cementum on la- bial surface of abraded upper left central incisor.
any length of time;" and further that "crachs in the enamel, abraded and eroded surfaces, cavities of decay, and other similar conditions, offer excellent evidence of stains of every character." McGehee condemns the use of colored dentifrices, his experi- ments having shown that when constantly used they will stain the tooth structure.
In connection with the study of dentin caries it should be noted that the average... diameter of a dentinal tubule is greater than that of most of the bacteria found in the mouth, and conse- CARIES OF DENTIN AND CEMENT1 M 3-49 quently it must be inferred that bacteria find their way into normal tubules, regardless of any previous decalcification of their walls.
The Decay of Cementum The inorganic portion of the cementum becomes decalcified by the action of the acid end product of fermentation, and this is followed by the Liquefaction of the remaining organic matrix (Figs. 257 and 258).
What to read after General And Dental Pathology With Special Reference to Etiology And Pathologic Anatomy; a Treatise for Students And Practitioners?
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