Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26
June -!

Tyg LENETr. DrSTIsr. OF "" 2;;I ht"adway, New
lY2o York respectfully Informs the Inhabitants OF
Richmond and sUbrhS thai a. the earnest solicitation
OF his numerous friends and patients. ne Is Induced to
visit their Cilv Cor limited period ana may lie consult
cd a, Mrs Duvals p" aian House, opposite the City
Hall Shpcku Hi, from Saturday, The 3l June, rnil
the 10, juiy Eri cannol be rStendr Those persons
requiring his invited 10 make early sPPAca'
tOEi.
NJ Leyett's method Of Inserting Teeth from single
Tooth 10 lul and complete set Is upon an entire M"
plan without tin aid Of Springs LGarur"S Nc on The
vn.ye IF linoyiOrc itlgphcrc PRESSURE so success
uly p,aciised by tim a'oHc III NV York. Persons IN.
acquainted with tins improvement IN Dentistry can see
by 81 ghl Inspection which Is freely offered, the ei.i'
c:crcy Of this improvement.
The opinon Of the New York Public may be seen
from the follow Jag respectable journals Of that city:
(fr2m the .Iew YoTk .M'roT IF JIy lGM, leJd)
ARTIFICIAL TEFTn-A gentleman OF ths city had
lost all his upper teeth bot one and HIS lower ia" was
exceedingly deficient lis mGsiIcalive powers heInS
or!y Garnisrcd with few irnnt teeth lie could not
chew his food with any comfort, and his facility OF vi.
,erauce was considerably impaired : rw days ago "e
saw him locking quite young, with handsome SET OF
teeth which appeared quite natural, and enabled MA" 70
prrfrm all the functions for which they are destined,
with and grace, and in just the same manner as It
he had never lost We had some conversation win
hn the subject and he explained 10 US thr process
Ly Which the deficiency supplied aud his reluven-
essence effected and the theory Ia altogether perfect
in It's application have great pleasure IN explaining
il 10 our readers. have no doubt There may be
son
Homer calls the ivory panE al The tongue Atmos-
pherick pressure avoiding all injury 10 the existing
teeth hv lesion produced by gold LECTURES, springs etc.
is the main characteristic Of the sew system The ge-
neral practice is to fix the artificial and supplementary
teeth IN gold plate, with complicated machinery OF
springs and conlrVances which are easily pat out Of
repar are Il source Of constant trouble and uneas!ness
aud highly detrimental to the surviving teeth. The
mode adopted by Mr. Levett no. $50 Droadway.) the
lnotucrr of the theory, is. by the close accuracy
of it, 10 exclude all atmospherIcal influence render them
completely alrtiGh ana by the g';nrs Of the material
used for tr artificial substitute, which is formed OF the
inside Of the tooth Of the hppopolainus. clnboTa'eiy
worked into thlunrss and ghlncSs, 10 nbvaie all the
disadvantages which attend the Of the gold plate
It is we'll known TIA, pleasant metallic taste is gene
rated BY the Of the gold which is altogether avoided
br Mr. Lrveil's process who will be happy 10 EXHIBIT
his improved method 10 all who may wish 10 avail them
selves OF lis advantages, which, il they as consfcu.
Gus in all cases, in the which forms the ground
work Of these remarks are entitled 10 every attention.
(from tie C0Hrier J. Enquirer Of DscemtT 20, 1867
DcniSiry.-ll is not often that permit ourselves TO
speak in terms Of eul"gy o.: discoveries on subjects
! which do not come within nuI province We have not
suiic:cn knowledge to do II in the first place. untss
indeed the object be visible tangible. and this Is The
case in the present instance. Mr. NJ Levett, surgeon
dentist. No. 200 Broadway, who arrived some time
since from London, has. drought with h;m new me-
thcd which lie has pu, in succrssu practice here, Of
supplying Tie loss OF real teeth br artificial ones, Is lh
out the OF accessories lgatures springs
or peas. in ordinary nor is the operation when
! completed followed by any Inflammation pain. lie
| can bes, describe his method himself We will how
ever add that Lady whom he has provided with set
of these very necessary embellishments. is delighted
with hem that she has permitted him 10 refer rnquIreEs
tn her. who do not apply from idle curiosity. but
with view al pr0it!ng b.; the conviction an actual ex
animation will produce. But for this latter circum.
STA nee. should not have alluded TO the subject
| (Frorn the Egening Star Of Jane l1M, lcH)
| DrxrisrRY The Courier 81 Enquirer, and the Mir
ror both have referred pvircpl in the comsruc
ton of artificial teeth by Mr. Levett Surgeon Dentist,
Ne 26D Broadway. wkch requires more than ordinary
attention because it remarkable for it's novelty and
utility The complicated machinery Of springs, ga.
lures gold plates. Nc. &c, ell dispensed with, and
atmosp heTc pressure is substituted 81 hch enables the
artificial substitute be used with perfect for all
purposes of firm mastcnon without any unpleasant
allic from the metal implication in the manage
ment of springs and machinery. The Mirror notices
this Improvement. from the fact hist "a gentleman Of
this city had lost all bis upper teeth but one, and his low
or Jaw exceedingly deficient in lis mascatve pow
ers being only garnished with few front teeth; he
could chew his food with any comfort, and his aci-
~ Of ulterance considerably impaired few days
! ago saw him locking quite young, with handsome
Of teeth whirh appeared quite natural and enabled
him 10 perform all The functions for which they are des
tined with and grace, and in just the same manner
| as If he had never lost one
! Dentistry is a delicate operation, and should be-
neglected either in male female a conserva,or Of
beauty and freshness, and whenever such an improve
nent is noticed the public should call on the Dentist
and have the principle clearly explained which learn
will be done with pleasure by Dr.. Levet,.
June 90 l3-r
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