A Treatise On the Irregularities of the Teeth And Their Correction; Including, With the Author's Practice, Other Current Methods V.1
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— GENEBAL ADAPTABILITY. 1 TOGETHER with the last-described system of devices may be mentioned another which I denominate the tail-jack system, because the jacks have appendages re- sembling the tails of small animals. These jacks are de- signed for improvising for immediate use, and are especially adapted for being applied to plates at short notice, but they are also applicable to nearly ah other kinds of anchorage devices. They are of two varieties, each variety being in three sizes and of a g...reater number of lengths ; for con- venience of interchange of parts. However, the sizes of the screws should be limited to two or three. One of these varieties of jacks is intended for pushing against teeth, the other for pulling upon them. The distinctive feature in the construction of these jacks is the tail-like appendages, which are of platinum or gold wire of indefinite lengths, soldered to different parts, some at the end of the barrel opposite to the spindle or to the swivel extremity, as shown in Fig.
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— GENEBAL ADAPTABILITY. 1 TOGETHER with the last-described system of devices may be mentioned another which I denominate the tail-jack system, because the jacks have appendages re- sembling the tails of small animals. These jacks are de- signed for improvising for immediate use, and are especially adapted for being applied to plates at short notice, but they are also applicable to nearly ah other kinds of anchorage devices. They are of two varieties, each variety being in three sizes and of a g...reater number of lengths ; for con- venience of interchange of parts. However, the sizes of the screws should be limited to two or three. One of these varieties of jacks is intended for pushing against teeth, the other for pulling upon them. The distinctive feature in the construction of these jacks is the tail-like appendages, which are of platinum or gold wire of indefinite lengths, soldered to different parts, some at the end of the barrel opposite to the spindle or to the swivel extremity, as shown in Fig.
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