Upper and Lower First Molar by Edward Drosen (1924)

Plate of six line drawings showing upper and lower first molar teeth with dark pulp chambers and root canals.

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This plate presents six line drawings of human molar teeth, three of the upper first molar and three of the lower first molar, shown in side, cross-section and opposite views. The dark pulp chambers and root canals are rendered in solid black against finely hatched enamel and dentin. The work is a print by Edward Drosen, dated 1924, and is labeled Plate 10 on a numbered book page.

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1924

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