. Le cosmos dentaire . ontitis, le patient étant dit par le dentiste qu'il ou elle avait la pyorrhée être- il y a plusieurs mois, M. W., quarante-deux ans, machiniste par profession, a été référé à ma clinique se plaignant oftrismus dentium, avec une grande tumeur sur le côté droit du visage. Il a donné l'histoire suivante: Sa santé était juste, mais il avait alwayssouffert de dents lâches. En janvier 1911, il a appelé son dentiste pour qu'un molaire de premier plan soit extrait. Quelques jours après l'opération, il a remarqué un gonflement du thérégion de la dent extraite. Il a appelé FEDERSPIBL.—MALADIES AF

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. The Dental cosmos . ontitis, the patient being told by thedentist that he or she had pyorrhea be- Several months ago, Mr. W., forty-twoyears of age, machinist by occupation, was referred to my clinic complaining oftrismus dentium, with a large tumor onthe right side of the face. He gave thefollowing history: His health was fair, but he had alwaysbeen suffering from loose teeth. In January1911, he called on his dentist to have a looseupper first molar extracted. A few days afterthe operation, he noticed a swelling in theregion of the extracted tooth. He called FEDERSPIBL.—DISEASE CONDITIONS AFFECTING THE MAXILLARY BONES. 1309 on his dentist, who referred him to a physi-cian. Operation was advised, which wasrefused. The swelling increased rapidly, andin a short time it was of such size that itprevented jaw movement. He now felt veryweak, and had lost considerably in weight.Examination showed a tumor quite firm andimmovable and painless upon pressure, ex-cept over the region of the maxillary sinus. Fig. 3.. Syphilitic osteomyelitis of rightmaxilla. Upon examination of the oral cavity, I foundall of the upper teeth lost, except the upperright first and second bicuspids, these teethbeing very loose, with pus flowing fromthe gingival margin. A silver probe passedinto the pus pocket of the loose teeth wouldtravel upward into the external surface ofthe maxilla. By probing, I could ascertainthat there was considerable bone destruction.Upon inquiry into the history of this case, the patient admitted to me that he had hada chancre twenty years ago, but he deniedever having had secondary symptoms. Aserum diagnosis was made, which showed apositive Wayserman reaction. The patientwas then placed under anti-syphilitic treat-ment, and within two weeks we succeeded ininducing the tumor to break down. The pa-tient was operated upon shortly after. The right maxillary bone was found to be con-siderably necrosed. We therefore removedthe entire degenerated mass and packed withgauze, whi

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