Principles And Practice of Filling Teeth
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To adjust this napkin it should be grasped with the pliers near one end, and the patient instructed to raise the tongue toward the 82 PKINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF FILLING TEETH.
roof of the mouth. This end of the napkin should then be car- ried down between the side of the tongue and the lower jaw be- neath the lingual surfaces of the molar teeth on one side, and then the napkin passed under the tip of the tongue immediately over the salivary ducts and around to the other side of the mouth in the... same way. The patient should then be instructed to allow the tongue to rest lightly on the napkin, but cautioned not to run it under the napkin and lift it. This protects the lingual aspect of the teeth, but the buccal surfaces require attention to guard against the saliva which flows down the cheek from Steno's duct. If the duct is located quite far up on the cheek it may be guarded by packing a short napkin between the cheek and the upper teeth, but if the opening is low the saliva is likely to trickle down along the cheek and reach the lower teeth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To adjust this napkin it should be grasped with the pliers near one end, and the patient instructed to raise the tongue toward the 82 PKINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF FILLING TEETH.
roof of the mouth. This end of the napkin should then be car- ried down between the side of the tongue and the lower jaw be- neath the lingual surfaces of the molar teeth on one side, and then the napkin passed under the tip of the tongue immediately over the salivary ducts and around to the other side of the mouth in the... same way. The patient should then be instructed to allow the tongue to rest lightly on the napkin, but cautioned not to run it under the napkin and lift it. This protects the lingual aspect of the teeth, but the buccal surfaces require attention to guard against the saliva which flows down the cheek from Steno's duct. If the duct is located quite far up on the cheek it may be guarded by packing a short napkin between the cheek and the upper teeth, but if the opening is low the saliva is likely to trickle down along the cheek and reach the lower teeth.
What to read after Principles And Practice of Filling Teeth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson, Charles Nelson, 1860-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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