Essay On the Irregularities of the Teeth With Special Reference to a Theory of
Essay On the Irregularities of the Teeth With Special Reference to a Theory of
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When the amount of nutrition is somewhat less than normal, some or all organs in the body must be deprived of a due proportion of nutriment, and on account of " the instability of the homogeneous" one or other organ is deprived most. What determines that the jaw in such cases shall fare worst is the simple fact that it is not so fully stimulated to development on account of the normal stimulus of mastication being abnormally small. Those organs making most demand on the limited supply fare best..., and conversely.
So THE IRREGULARITIES OF THE TEETH No doubt actual diseases act through the blood in the way indicated, and it thus makes it difficult to say whether certain specific diseases acting on bone, such as rickets, conform to these principles, or whether beyond the general defective nutrition which brings about this disease there are also associated certain specific changes in the bones of the jaws. I do not know that there is any evidence to support this latter supposition, although the characteristic shape of the head and the yielding nature of the bones might produce some slight modification of the proper deve- lopment of the jaws, Disease may act more locally as when, for example, enlarged tonsils impede the circulation to the lower jaw, or when adenoids induce the habit of almost continuous open mouth and mouth-breathing.
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When the amount of nutrition is somewhat less than normal, some or all organs in the body must be deprived of a due proportion of nutriment, and on account of " the instability of the homogeneous" one or other organ is deprived most. What determines that the jaw in such cases shall fare worst is the simple fact that it is not so fully stimulated to development on account of the normal stimulus of mastication being abnormally small. Those organs making most demand on the limited supply fare best..., and conversely.
So THE IRREGULARITIES OF THE TEETH No doubt actual diseases act through the blood in the way indicated, and it thus makes it difficult to say whether certain specific diseases acting on bone, such as rickets, conform to these principles, or whether beyond the general defective nutrition which brings about this disease there are also associated certain specific changes in the bones of the jaws. I do not know that there is any evidence to support this latter supposition, although the characteristic shape of the head and the yielding nature of the bones might produce some slight modification of the proper deve- lopment of the jaws, Disease may act more locally as when, for example, enlarged tonsils impede the circulation to the lower jaw, or when adenoids induce the habit of almost continuous open mouth and mouth-breathing.
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