An introduction to dental anatomy and physiology, descriptive and applied ... with 340 new and original illustrations, including a frontispiece in photogravure and 5 plates.

Arthur Hopewell-Smith

Date:: 1913

Credit: An introduction to dental anatomy and physiology, descriptive and applied ... with 340 new and original illustrations, including a frontispiece in photogravure and 5 plates. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$■^IG’ Page 175. The mandibular first Premolar—Labio-lingual section . . . . •.212 176. The mandibular first Premolar—Various horizontal sections.. . . . 212 177. The mandibular second Premolar—Buccal aspect. X { . . ..214 178. The mandibular second Premolar—Lingual aspect , . .’ . . . . . . . 214 179. The mandibular second Premolar—Mesial aspect ..214 180. The mandibular second Premolar—Mesio-distal section . . ..; 214 181. The mandibular second Premolar—Bucco-lingual section . . . . . . 214 182. The mandibular second Premolar—Various horizontal sections.'. .214 183. The mandibular first Molar—Buccal aspect. X {■..216 184. The mandibular first Molar—Lingual aspect. . .216 185. The mandibular first Molar—Mesial aspect....... 216 186. The mandibular first Molar—Mesio-distal section.216 187. The mandibular first Molar—Bucco-lingual section.216 188. The mandibular first Molar—Various horizontal sections.216 189. The mandibular second Molar—Buccal aspect. X {.219 190. The mandibular second Molar—Lingual aspect.219 191. The mandibular second Molar—Mesial aspect.219 192. The mandibular second Molar—Mesio-distal section.219 193. The mandibular second Molar—Bucco-lingual section. .219 194. The mandibular second Molar—Various horizontal sections.219 195. The mandibular third Molar—Buccal aspect. X j.220 196. The mandibular third Molar—Mesial aspect.220 197. The mandibular third Molar—Distal aspect.220 198. The mandibular third Molar—Mesio-distal section.220 199. Horizontal sections through the mandible. X f.221 200. Changes in the crowns of Molars due to age. X U.221 201. Radiograph of the left maxilla of a woman showing a mal-placed maxillary third Molar . 221 202. The maxillary deciduous first Incisor—Labial surface. X ttf.224 203. The mandibular deciduous first Incisor—Labial surface. X y<j .224 204. The maxillary deciduous second Incisor—Labial surface. X }|.224 205. The mandibular deciduous second Incisor—-Labial surface. X }J-.224 206. The maxillary deciduous Canine—Labial surface. X i.224 207. The maxillary deciduous Canine—Lingual surface .224 208. The maxillary deciduous Canine—Distal surface.224 209. The maxillary deciduous Canine—Labio-lingual section.224 210. The maxillary deciduous Canine—Mesio-distal section.224 211. The mandibular deciduous Canine—Labial surface. X j-.224 212. The mandibular deciduous Canine—Lingual surface.224 213. The mandibular deciduous Canine—Mesio-labial surface.224 214. The mandibular deciduous Canine—Labio-lingual section.224 215. The mandibular deciduous Canine—Mesio-distal section. . . 224 216. The maxillary deciduous first Molar—Distal aspect. X {.224 217. The maxillary deciduous first Molar—Mesial surface.224 218. The maxillary deciduous first Molar—Buccal surface.224 219. The maxillary deciduous first Molar—Bucco-lingual section.224 220. The maxillary deciduous first Molar—Mesio-distal section.224 221. The mandibular deciduous first Molar—Buccal surface. X |. • 225 222. The mandibular deciduous first Molar—Lingual surface . 225 223. The mandibular deciduous first Molar—Distal surface.225$

An introduction to dental anatomy and physiology, descriptive and applied ... with 340 new and original illustrations, including a frontispiece in photogravure and 5 plates.

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