The Internal Anatomy of the Face
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168 shows an impacted tooth pushing directly against the 190 TEETH IXFLUENCED BY IRREGULAR ERUPTION tooth in front of it. The roots of this tooth have also become much enlarged by deposit of cementum, while the surrounding bone has thickened and grown more compact.
^../ Fig. 168. — An impacted mandibular third molar, and a mandibular third molar with curved and thickened root, both belonging to the same jaw. The bone is much more compact than normal bone.
Fig. 169. — A mandible showing an iiucr...lcfl lower third molar erupting into the right submaxillary fossa. (Ur. Whitney.) SUPERNUMER. I A' J' TEETH 191 Fig. 169 gives an illustration where the mandibular third molar has become inverted and is erui)ling into the submaxillar>' fossa.
Fig. 170' is from an .v-ray picture showing impaction of the second and third right mandibular molars, it is possible that the third is between the first and second molars.
Fig. 170. — An A'-ray picture of a patient of Dr. A. R. Cook, of Syracuse, X. V., it shows impacted second and third mandibular molars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
168 shows an impacted tooth pushing directly against the 190 TEETH IXFLUENCED BY IRREGULAR ERUPTION tooth in front of it. The roots of this tooth have also become much enlarged by deposit of cementum, while the surrounding bone has thickened and grown more compact.
^../ Fig. 168. — An impacted mandibular third molar, and a mandibular third molar with curved and thickened root, both belonging to the same jaw. The bone is much more compact than normal bone.
Fig. 169. — A mandible showing an iiucr...lcfl lower third molar erupting into the right submaxillary fossa. (Ur. Whitney.) SUPERNUMER. I A' J' TEETH 191 Fig. 169 gives an illustration where the mandibular third molar has become inverted and is erui)ling into the submaxillar>' fossa.
Fig. 170' is from an .v-ray picture showing impaction of the second and third right mandibular molars, it is possible that the third is between the first and second molars.
Fig. 170. — An A'-ray picture of a patient of Dr. A. R. Cook, of Syracuse, X. V., it shows impacted second and third mandibular molars.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cryer, M. H. (Matthew Henry), 1840-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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