A few remarks on modern and American dentistry / by Edwin L. Shattuck.

  • Shattuck, Edwin L.
Date:
[1890?]
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Credit: A few remarks on modern and American dentistry / by Edwin L. Shattuck. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    brushing across only touches the surfaces. Powders are always preferable to pastes. Consult your Dental Surgeon up¬ on the smallest sign of pain, or rough¬ ness. “ Take time by the forelock.” American Dentistry has many undeniable advantages over the old and obsolete 'methods, even yet too generally in vogue. Always insist on having used, where possible, American Dental Surgery—^Bridge and Bar Work, &c.—(so long opposed by the mem¬ bers of the * Dental professions in England, but now included in the curriculum of the Dental Hospital of London. A Mechanical Labora-