Notes On Dental Practice
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Eobert Arthur, printed as a foot-note, on page 141 of his work on the Treatment and Prevention of Decay of the Teeth, is a frank acknowledgment of what must occur in the practice of every man who persistently pursues this course of treatment, but not many of them are ready to admit their failures: — "I have to deplore the comparative failure of some of the most perfect and beautiful fillings, that cost me hours and days of patient painstaking labour. I particularly refer to those cases where th...e teeth were ivedged'^ apart, carefully and perfectly filled, without making a file scratch upon the proximate surfaces, and then allowed to drop back to their natural positions. Dr. Eleazer Parmly, of New York, paid one such of my cases the compliment of saying it presented the most per- fect specimens of proximate filling he had ever seen, and yet, although the patient was an attentive and appreciative one, who was fully instructed, and spared no pains in the care of her teeth, decay, after a few years, commenced around the edges of the fillings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eobert Arthur, printed as a foot-note, on page 141 of his work on the Treatment and Prevention of Decay of the Teeth, is a frank acknowledgment of what must occur in the practice of every man who persistently pursues this course of treatment, but not many of them are ready to admit their failures: — "I have to deplore the comparative failure of some of the most perfect and beautiful fillings, that cost me hours and days of patient painstaking labour. I particularly refer to those cases where th...e teeth were ivedged'^ apart, carefully and perfectly filled, without making a file scratch upon the proximate surfaces, and then allowed to drop back to their natural positions. Dr. Eleazer Parmly, of New York, paid one such of my cases the compliment of saying it presented the most per- fect specimens of proximate filling he had ever seen, and yet, although the patient was an attentive and appreciative one, who was fully instructed, and spared no pains in the care of her teeth, decay, after a few years, commenced around the edges of the fillings.
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