The Dental Cosmos: a Monthly Record of Dental Science. Devoted to the Interests of the Profession ... V. 1-78; Aug. 1859-Dec. 1936
The Dental Cosmos: a Monthly Record of Dental Science. Devoted to the Interests of the Profession ... V. 1-78; Aug. 1859-Dec. 1936
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and how often have we seen teeth broken by violence remain sound, so long as kept smooth by the dentist or by the attri- tion of food ? And I apprehend, were the shape given to the teeth by the South Sea Islanders to become fashionable here, there would be less occasion for beautiful substilules than there is now.
The next reason lies with the patient, viz., fear of pain. I adroit the force of the objection, for it is an inquisitorial operation to very many, and the terrible sound haunts them f...or days afterwards. In such cases use the chisel, as being less painful, perhaps; but space them, even if they have to inhale nitrous oxide to endure it Digitized by Google TIN IN TEBTH. 801 But there is another reason, which lies with the operator, — bat one I ttm almost ashamed to mention. It is that filing is less profitable.
It may never be given as a reason, but I fear it is none the less true.
Most dentists have no regular charges for removing superficial decay, and even if they had, it would be no ways equal to the price of two fillings, which almost inevitably occur if the filing is not done early and judiciously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and how often have we seen teeth broken by violence remain sound, so long as kept smooth by the dentist or by the attri- tion of food ? And I apprehend, were the shape given to the teeth by the South Sea Islanders to become fashionable here, there would be less occasion for beautiful substilules than there is now.
The next reason lies with the patient, viz., fear of pain. I adroit the force of the objection, for it is an inquisitorial operation to very many, and the terrible sound haunts them f...or days afterwards. In such cases use the chisel, as being less painful, perhaps; but space them, even if they have to inhale nitrous oxide to endure it Digitized by Google TIN IN TEBTH. 801 But there is another reason, which lies with the operator, — bat one I ttm almost ashamed to mention. It is that filing is less profitable.
It may never be given as a reason, but I fear it is none the less true.
Most dentists have no regular charges for removing superficial decay, and even if they had, it would be no ways equal to the price of two fillings, which almost inevitably occur if the filing is not done early and judiciously.
What to read after The Dental Cosmos: a Monthly Record of Dental Science. Devoted to the Interests of the Profession ... V. 1-78; Aug. 1859-Dec. 1936?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kirk, Edward C. (Edward Cameron), 1856-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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