Lower First Molar and Alveolus by Edward Drosen (1924)

Black and white sectional drawing of a lower molar tooth and surrounding alveolar bone with root canals visible.

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A black and white sectional drawing of a lower first molar set within its alveolus, showing the enamel, dentin, pulp chamber, and root canals. Surrounding bone and gum tissue are rendered with dense hatching and small oval forms. The plate is titled Sectional Drawing of Lower First Molar and Alveolus and is attributed to Edward Drosen, dated 1924.

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1924

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