A Report on Maxilla and Dental X-Rays
 
 
By: Dr. Matthew Brown, BDS, DGDP (UK), RCS (Eng), Pg Dip.

 

 

27 October 2004

Examination of infantile right maxilla, anterior fragment, with regard to dentition.

 

Visual:

One tooth present (upper right first deciduous molar (54*)). Alveoli (sockets) of upper right first deciduous incisor, second deciduous incisor, deciduous canine and deciduous second molar present (51, 52, 53, 55). Anterior/mesial wall of upper right permanent first molar (16) crypt visible. The crown of 54 shows occlusal wear facets and enamel lamellae.

Radiographic. crowns of upper right permanent

visible, with initial root development on the central incisor; crowns of the remaining teeth at an incomplete stage of development.

Interpretation:

The absent teeth 51, 52, 53, 55, and 16 were lost at post- or peri-mortem. The development of the unerupted permanent teeth suggests an age of 4.5 - 5 years.

*F.D.I. notation


X-Rays are Shown in "Positive" and "Negative" Views

 

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