Plastics And Plastic Filling As Pertaining to the Filling of All Cavities of De
Plastics And Plastic Filling As Pertaining to the Filling of All Cavities of De
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It now requires a few minutes from five to fifteen to set 11 162 PLASTICS AND PLASTIC FILLING.
sufficiently for progressive work, and then permits the intro- duction of oxy-chloride side linings, or of amalgam or gutta- percha fillings.
This operation is one requiring considerable dexterity, and some practice, for its acceptable accomplishment; but with these it becomes a neat and most reliable method for pro- tecting almost exposed and exposed pulps.
AETICLE XVI. ZINC-PHOSPHA TE.
THE attempted... utilization of the acids of phosphorus for the purpose of compounding filling materials is now of quite respectable antiquity when compared with the still moderate age of dentistry as a profession ; for the old recipe of Oster- mann, published in 1832, may almost be regarded as cotempo- rary with the " silver paste " of M. Taveau.
This formula, for which I am indebted to Dr. De Montreville, is as follows : " Take 13 parts of finely powdered lime and 12 parts of anhydrous phosphoric acid. This compound is moist during the mixing, and while in that condition is to be put into the cavity of the tooth, the cavity being prepared in the usual manner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It now requires a few minutes from five to fifteen to set 11 162 PLASTICS AND PLASTIC FILLING.
sufficiently for progressive work, and then permits the intro- duction of oxy-chloride side linings, or of amalgam or gutta- percha fillings.
This operation is one requiring considerable dexterity, and some practice, for its acceptable accomplishment; but with these it becomes a neat and most reliable method for pro- tecting almost exposed and exposed pulps.
AETICLE XVI. ZINC-PHOSPHA TE.
THE attempted... utilization of the acids of phosphorus for the purpose of compounding filling materials is now of quite respectable antiquity when compared with the still moderate age of dentistry as a profession ; for the old recipe of Oster- mann, published in 1832, may almost be regarded as cotempo- rary with the " silver paste " of M. Taveau.
This formula, for which I am indebted to Dr. De Montreville, is as follows : " Take 13 parts of finely powdered lime and 12 parts of anhydrous phosphoric acid. This compound is moist during the mixing, and while in that condition is to be put into the cavity of the tooth, the cavity being prepared in the usual manner.
What to read after Plastics And Plastic Filling As Pertaining to the Filling of All Cavities of De?
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