The anatomy, physiology, and diseases of the teeth.

  • Bell, Thomas, 1792-1880
Date:
1831
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    ‘ . € * a € 345 ye* « . PLATE VIII. Fig. 1. The production of the permanent rudiment by means of a process given off from the temporary shown in a lower incisor. os | Fig. 2. The same fact in a molaris. e Fig. 3. The rudiments in a more advanced stage; rary. , and the permanent rudiment, as it exists after the former has passed through the gum. Fig. 5. The corresponding alveolar Cavities, from which the temporary tooth and the permanent rudiment have been removed. Fig. 6, 7. Views of the upper and lower jaws after the whole of the temporary teeth have passed through the gum, showing the relative position of the temporary teeth and the rudiments of the permanent at this period. Fig. 8. Supernumerary teeth from the fore part of the jaw. fig. 9. Supernumerary teeth from the back part of the Jaw. ¢