Sorry, Oswald's dental record doesn't show any missing teeth.
JohnM
Oswald's 3/27/1958 dental record shows that he required a false tooth, otherwise known as a dental prosthesis.
When I first created this thread, I posted a link to a presentation I'd written that ultimately leads to my discovery of the prosthesis. Repeat, I posted a LINK.... I did not post the presentation itself.
I just now discovered that somehow my link was replaced with a copy of the presentation. Problem is, this forum software lops off the right side of large graphics. And so I think a lot of readers are unaware of the prosthesis discovery.
Here's the link again:
http://educationforum.ipbhost.com/topic/24630-indisputable-evidence-for-harvey-lee-oswald-was-missing-a-front-tooth-but-his-exhumed-body-was-not-new-evidence-found/The new discovery proves that there were two Oswalds. Because Oswald's 1958 dental chart indicates that he required a false tooth (dental prosthesis), yet his exhumed teeth showed not only that he had no false teeth, but that there was no room for a false tooth to fit.
According to the dental record, Oswald needed the prosthesis because the original "failed." That is, it broke. The first part of the presentation explains why it is Oswald had a prosthesis to begin with. It is because he lost a tooth in a 9th grade fist fight.
John Mytton has come up with all kinds of graphs attempting to show that Oswald had not lost a tooth. What he doesn't realize is that that doesn't matter. The dental record in conjunction with the exhumed teeth prove that the 1958 Oswald was not the same as the exhumed Oswald.
If John Mytton is correct, that Oswald didn't lose a tooth in that fight, that serves only to make the case more mysterious. Because then we have to answer why Oswald needed the prosthesis (the one that broke) to begin with.
Why don't we keep it simple and just accept that the tooth was lost in the fist fight? There is ample evidence for that being the case. We have no need for John Mytton turning this into a mystery.