Oral Pathology And Therapeutics : a Systematic Presentation of the Subject From the Standpoint of Modern Therapeutics
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At this point I want to say that as a rule we over treat teeth, treat them to destruction. I know men who have these cases running to them every other day for weeks and months. Do you know such treatment does more harm than good ? Be thorough in the detail of your work and use proper remedies and give nature time in which to make the recovery.
If the cases do not progress favorably I fill the root canal and proceed to treat from the outside, for the reason that I probably have one of the J3I th...ree conditions already described. For the last three or four years I have been studying these cases carefully and examining teeth removed by our extracting specialists, and in 85 per cent of the teeth removed, because chronic abscesses could not be cured, I found the trouble v^as either root roughened by absorption or deposits of calculus.
It has been my observation that most regular practitioners are either afraid or do not know how to make these explorations. The method I follow is this : First, I carry my index finger along the gum over the root apices both lingually and labially, using sufficient pressure to detect any tender, soft, or springy spots.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At this point I want to say that as a rule we over treat teeth, treat them to destruction. I know men who have these cases running to them every other day for weeks and months. Do you know such treatment does more harm than good ? Be thorough in the detail of your work and use proper remedies and give nature time in which to make the recovery.
If the cases do not progress favorably I fill the root canal and proceed to treat from the outside, for the reason that I probably have one of the J3I th...ree conditions already described. For the last three or four years I have been studying these cases carefully and examining teeth removed by our extracting specialists, and in 85 per cent of the teeth removed, because chronic abscesses could not be cured, I found the trouble v^as either root roughened by absorption or deposits of calculus.
It has been my observation that most regular practitioners are either afraid or do not know how to make these explorations. The method I follow is this : First, I carry my index finger along the gum over the root apices both lingually and labially, using sufficient pressure to detect any tender, soft, or springy spots.
What to read after Oral Pathology And Therapeutics : a Systematic Presentation of the Subject From the Standpoint of Modern Therapeutics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ma Whinney, Elgin to read onlineMoreLess
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