A band of gingiva courses on the lateral side of 304 canine with calculus forming only on the buccal side of the canine.
A band of gingiva courses on the lateral side of 304 canine with calculus forming only on the buccal side of the canine.
A band of gingiva courses on the lateral side of 304 canine with calculus forming only on the buccal side of the canine.
A band of gingiva courses on the lateral side of 304 canine with calculus forming only on the buccal side of the canine. Here the calculus has been removed.
Canine #104 faces rostrally - this causes accumulation of food in the space between the canine and gum.
Canine #104 faces rostrally - the space has been cleared of food.
Canine #204 faces rostrally but does not seem to accumulate feeod as 104 on the other side. Notice the erosion on the labial surface of 203.
A tooth fragment rostral to 304 with gum irritation. Found when filing the canines.
A tooth fragment rostral to 304 with gum irritation. Removing using the wolf tooth elevator. 1 of 3
A tooth fragment rostral to 304 with gum irritation. Removing using the wolf tooth elevator. 2 of 3
A tooth fragment rostral to 304 with gum irritation. Removing using the wolf tooth elevator. 3 of 3 - ready to come out.
A tooth fragment rostral to 304 with gum irritation. Fragment on the elevator.
A tooth fragment rostral to 304 with gum irritation. The site after extraction.
Double upper canines
Double canine with tarter and trappet feed material.
Double canine after removing tarter and food.
Double canines.
