Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-29
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wg LEVETT, DryrIsr of No go Broadway New
| IYg o York. respectfully informs the inhabitants OF
Richmond and It's suburbs that at the earnest solicitation
of his friends and patients, he is induced 10
visit their City, for limited period and may be consult.
I'd at Mrs Duvas Powhaian House, opposite the City
Hall, ShockG f from Saturday, the 23d June, until
the ls Jul:, which cannot be extended persons
requiring his services are invited 10 make early appca
lions.
| NJ Lcvetts method Of inserting Teeth. from a single
Tooth to full and complete sci, upon entire "
plan, wilhou, the aid of Springs, Lgaures nc on the
pincDe Of 7,m0phO7iC atmosphere PRESSURE so success
folly praciised by him atone IN New York Persons nm.
acquainted with this improvement in Dentistry can see
by a slight inspection, which is freely offered the eth
cheney of this Improvement.
The opinion of the New York Public may be seen
from the following respectable Journals Of that city
(From The .Ncn York .HtrrOr IF July 10th. lc36)
| ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-A gentleman oil this city had
lost all his upper teeth but one and his lower jaw was
exceedingly deficient its maslicallve powers heIng
only garnsled with a few front teeth; he could not
chew his food with any comfort aud his facility OF nj.
,erance was considerably Impaired few days ago we
saw him looking quite young, with handsome sci "i
teeth which appeared quite natural, aud enabled nm to
perform all the functions for which they are destined,
with and grace and in lusl the same manner as u
he had lost We ID some ~~nvr'' zion win
him on the subject and he explained 10 Us the process
by which the deficiency supplied, and his rejuven.
escence effected and the theory altogether Prie1t
in IT'S application, we have great pleasure IN explaining
il 10 our readers, have no doubt there may be
Uunpr calls the svory paling of the tongue. Atmos.
phc rick pressure, avoiding oil injury to the existing
teeth by lesion produced by gold Iga!urrs springs, ETC.
is the main Characteristic Of The new system. The gr.
neral practice is fix The artificial and supplementary
teeth in gold plate with complicated machinery OF
springs ard conrvances. which are easily put out "l
repar are source Of constant trouble and nneasineSs
and highly detrimental to the surviving teeth lie
mode adopted by Mr. Levctl, (No 800, Broadwny0 The
inroducer Of the theory is by The close accuracy
Of m to exclude all almosp hrrca influence. render them
completely airght, and by h" lghtness OF The material
used for the artificial substitute, which is i"rncd OF the
inside OF the tooth Of the hppopolamus. deliberately
worked into thnn.ss and Igh;ness, TO obv'ae all the
disadvantages which attend the of the gold plate -
is we'll known that unpleasant metallic taste is gene
rated by the Of the gold which is altogether avoided
bv Mr. Lcvetl's process who will be happy 10 EXHIBIT
his improved method to all who may wish TO avail them
s.vcs of It's advantages which, if they are as cunsPcu
Gus ali cases, III the one which forms the ground
work of these remarks. entitled 10 every attention.
(Fr07p he COuricr d. Enquirer al Dtctmbcr 70, 1886 }
Dcas5g-I, is not often that we permit ourselves 10
sneak in Terms Of enlngy Of discoveries on subjects
which DO not come within our province we have not
sufficient know ledge to do it in the first place unless
indeed the object be visible tangible. and Tins Is The
case in the present instance. Mr. NJ Leveit, surgeon
dentist, No 260 Broadway, who arrived some time
since from London has brought with HIM new me.
lhod which he has put in successful practice here, OF
supplying the loss Of real teeth by nri'hcai Ones WITH
cut the use Of any accessories such as Gatures springs
or peus now in ordinary use Is the operation when
COMPLETED followed by any inflammation or pam. tie
| can best describe his method himself We will now
ever add that Lady whom he has provided with set
of these very necessary embellishments Is so delighted
with them that she has permitted him 10 re'er enqurers
to her. who do not apply from mere IDLE curiosity, but
with view Of profiing by the conviction an actual ex
animation will produce. Bot for tins latter crcum
stance we should not have alluded 10 the subject.
From the Ercniag Star IF June l7h 1857
DryT,srRY-The Courier a. Enquirer, and the Mir.
ror boil; have referred TO new principle in the consuc.
ton Of artificial teeth by Mr.. LeyeI,, Surgeon Dentist,
No 800 Broadway. which requires more than ordinary
attention because it is remarkable for its novelty and
utiI,v The complicated machinery OF springs, lga.
lures gold plates &c. &c are all dispensed with, and
ano.pheric pressure is substituted, which enables Inc
artificial substitute be used with perfect for all
purposes Of firm maslcation without any unpleasant me-
iaic taste from the metal complication in the manage
ment of springs and machinery. The Mirror notices
This Improvement from the fact that "a gentleman OF
this eli had lost all his upper ceh but one and his low
or Jaw was exceedingly deficient in its ncsIicatIve pow
ers being only garnIshed with a few front teeih ne
copJ moi chew his food with any comfort and his facl'
~ Of u,ternncp wns considerably impaired few Days
! aro we saw him linking quite YONG, with handsome
set Of teeth whirh appeared quite natural and enao'rd
him 10 perform all the functions for which they are ors'
lined with ease and grace and in just The same manner
as if he had never lost one 80,
Dentistry is delicate operation and never should oe
nerlec,ed either in male female conservainr "i
h.,u,v and freshness and whenever such an improve
men, is noticed the public should call on the DENTIST
and have the principle clearly explained winch we learn
will be done with pleasure by d.. Levett.
June 90 I3-h