Dental Pathology And Therapeutics in the Form of Questions And Answers
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3. Muriate of cocaine (crystals). (See 208.) This failing, dry cavity and nicely adapt wafer of temporary stop- ping for pulp protection. This remains permanently. (See 250. ) Then apply — 4. Tannin No. 1, \ y^ .
5. Tannin No. 2, Z^"^'^^- 6. Carbolic acid, campho-phenique.
7. Carbonate of potassium (drier).
8. Chloride of zinc (escharotic).
If carbonate of potassium seems indicated, begin with oil of cloves and medicate consecutively to carbonate of potassium ; if chloride of zinc seem indicate...d, begin with carbolic acid.
253. How long need each application remain in the cavity ?
Only till the succeeding one is ready for application.
254. When other means fail, what three local means may be resorted to ?
Heat, cold, electricity.
255. What are the various forms of heat ?
Hot air, galvanic cautery, thermo-caut^re.
256. What is the galvanic cautery ?
A platinum-wire loop, heated by a current of electricity. It should be rapidly but deliberately touched to the sensitive por- tions.
257.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3. Muriate of cocaine (crystals). (See 208.) This failing, dry cavity and nicely adapt wafer of temporary stop- ping for pulp protection. This remains permanently. (See 250. ) Then apply — 4. Tannin No. 1, \ y^ .
5. Tannin No. 2, Z^"^'^^- 6. Carbolic acid, campho-phenique.
7. Carbonate of potassium (drier).
8. Chloride of zinc (escharotic).
If carbonate of potassium seems indicated, begin with oil of cloves and medicate consecutively to carbonate of potassium ; if chloride of zinc seem indicate...d, begin with carbolic acid.
253. How long need each application remain in the cavity ?
Only till the succeeding one is ready for application.
254. When other means fail, what three local means may be resorted to ?
Heat, cold, electricity.
255. What are the various forms of heat ?
Hot air, galvanic cautery, thermo-caut^re.
256. What is the galvanic cautery ?
A platinum-wire loop, heated by a current of electricity. It should be rapidly but deliberately touched to the sensitive por- tions.
257.
What to read after Dental Pathology And Therapeutics in the Form of Questions And Answers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Inglis, Otto E. (Otto Edward), B. 1864 to read onlineMoreLess
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