On the Loss of Teeth: And On the Best Means of Restoring Them
On the Loss of Teeth: And On the Best Means of Restoring Them
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In the construction of artificial teeth^ utility and comfort, as much as appearance, ought to be considered by the Dentist. The latter refers to the successful imitation of nature, in the form, colour, and proportions of the teeth, and especially in the shape and expres- sion of the mouth.* * In consequence of the complete or even partial ruin of the teeth, the face shrinks, the voice loses its harmony, becomes shrill, or is lowered, and the pronunciation, of course, very imperfect. The counten...ance assumes a diffe- rent expression, is harsh or morose, the flesh of the cheeks S6 The attention of those who bequibe artificial teeth, is especially dieecrtkd to the following obsebvations : — The extraction of the few teeth or roots which may remain in the mouth is insisted upon by many Dentists, previously to taking a model of the mouth, for the purpose of pre- paring artificial teeth.
This is Tiever necessa/ry, as, by the author's improved method of supplying the loss of teeth, from one to a complete set can be fitted in the mouth, with the greatest accu« racy and precision, answering most fully every purpose of articulation and mastica- tion ; and so perfectly natural in appearance as to defy detection by the closest observer,.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the construction of artificial teeth^ utility and comfort, as much as appearance, ought to be considered by the Dentist. The latter refers to the successful imitation of nature, in the form, colour, and proportions of the teeth, and especially in the shape and expres- sion of the mouth.* * In consequence of the complete or even partial ruin of the teeth, the face shrinks, the voice loses its harmony, becomes shrill, or is lowered, and the pronunciation, of course, very imperfect. The counten...ance assumes a diffe- rent expression, is harsh or morose, the flesh of the cheeks S6 The attention of those who bequibe artificial teeth, is especially dieecrtkd to the following obsebvations : — The extraction of the few teeth or roots which may remain in the mouth is insisted upon by many Dentists, previously to taking a model of the mouth, for the purpose of pre- paring artificial teeth.
This is Tiever necessa/ry, as, by the author's improved method of supplying the loss of teeth, from one to a complete set can be fitted in the mouth, with the greatest accu« racy and precision, answering most fully every purpose of articulation and mastica- tion ; and so perfectly natural in appearance as to defy detection by the closest observer,.
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