The Dental Cosmos, Volume 60J. D. White, John Hugh McQuillen, George Jacob Ziegler, James William White, Edward Cameron Kirk, Lovick Pierce Anthony S. S. White Dental Manufacturing Company, 1918 |
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... possible . Of course these lat- ter in the enamel will necessarily flare , as stated before . The squaring of all line angles ( wherever two walls meet ) is done with chisels and enamel hatchets . Convenience form in this cavity is ac ...
... possible . Of course these lat- ter in the enamel will necessarily flare , as stated before . The squaring of all line angles ( wherever two walls meet ) is done with chisels and enamel hatchets . Convenience form in this cavity is ac ...
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... possible to gain from them the clearest picture of an experienced practitioner's idea of dental caries , separate from his unproved theories . To Kirk , writing in the DEN- TAL COSMOS for January 1914 , page 11 , it was apparent that it ...
... possible to gain from them the clearest picture of an experienced practitioner's idea of dental caries , separate from his unproved theories . To Kirk , writing in the DEN- TAL COSMOS for January 1914 , page 11 , it was apparent that it ...
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... possible to get a model that performed some other function than merely to reg- ister the malocclusion , a model that would extend the limitations of plaster of Paris , a model with a greater range of usefulness , a model that would give ...
... possible to get a model that performed some other function than merely to reg- ister the malocclusion , a model that would extend the limitations of plaster of Paris , a model with a greater range of usefulness , a model that would give ...
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... possible combinations of the metal teeth , and chosen the best . There are mutilated cases in which I believe it would be im- possible to establish normal occlusion . If it is inadvisable to reopen spaces to get what constitutes a ...
... possible combinations of the metal teeth , and chosen the best . There are mutilated cases in which I believe it would be im- possible to establish normal occlusion . If it is inadvisable to reopen spaces to get what constitutes a ...
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... possible for us to do all we ought , we certainly can do better than we have in the past , and if we are to get the results desired and are going to be safe and sane in regard to our pa- tients , we must pay more attention to these ...
... possible for us to do all we ought , we certainly can do better than we have in the past , and if we are to get the results desired and are going to be safe and sane in regard to our pa- tients , we must pay more attention to these ...
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