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The tooth root within the maxillary sinus.

— Histological observations in three cases of tooth root displacement to the maxillary sinus show that under certain conditions the root may be accepted by the tissues. General and local factors in the defenco mechanism and the existence or otherwise of periapical pathosis must be considered in determining the treatment.