567 Useful Hints for the Busy Dentist V.2
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In such a case I employ an engine trephine (Fig. 1) to bore a groove, C, in the root end A, Fig. 2, around the pivot, B, to a depth consistent with the strength of both the pivot and the root.
A hole, D, is then drilled in the palatal part of the root end to the same depth as the groove around the pivot. From a gold or platinum tube of the size of the trephine, a section.
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C, Fig. 3, is cut and soldered to a piece of platinum wire, D', which just fits the hole D in the root A, ...Fig. 2. The tube and wire are •then put in place, and the tube made flush with the pivot and root end, A plain tooth, E, Fig. 4, is selected, ground, and backed with platinum, F, so USEFUL HINTS. 159 that a part of the backing may be bent and cut as shown at G, to the shape of the root end, and drilled at d to fit over the wire D', Fig. 3. Hard wax is then melted to unite the backing to the wire, so that all may be withdrawn from the root, invested, and soldered to form a contour which, when subsequently finished, will make a strong, smooth crown-back, H, Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In such a case I employ an engine trephine (Fig. 1) to bore a groove, C, in the root end A, Fig. 2, around the pivot, B, to a depth consistent with the strength of both the pivot and the root.
A hole, D, is then drilled in the palatal part of the root end to the same depth as the groove around the pivot. From a gold or platinum tube of the size of the trephine, a section.
Fig.
Fig.
Fig. 4.
C, Fig. 3, is cut and soldered to a piece of platinum wire, D', which just fits the hole D in the root A, ...Fig. 2. The tube and wire are •then put in place, and the tube made flush with the pivot and root end, A plain tooth, E, Fig. 4, is selected, ground, and backed with platinum, F, so USEFUL HINTS. 159 that a part of the backing may be bent and cut as shown at G, to the shape of the root end, and drilled at d to fit over the wire D', Fig. 3. Hard wax is then melted to unite the backing to the wire, so that all may be withdrawn from the root, invested, and soldered to form a contour which, when subsequently finished, will make a strong, smooth crown-back, H, Fig.
What to read after 567 Useful Hints for the Busy Dentist V.2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steele, Wm. H. (William H.) to read onlineMoreLess
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