The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-17

- NIpISOVHMtkNTSH DENTAL
Lit has many yevrs been great desideraum among
European and American DENTS 20 manufacture TEETH
from neorrupbe materials, which should initiate the naura
MANY have devoted years to unsuccessful experiments and
Tiers have succeeded manufacturing Teeth materials SINH
lar to the p oean ware but generally they ha,e Opaque
white appearance by they ar easily distinguished IRON
the human Teeth.
After long and dous experiments, the subscriber has
ceeded IN manufacturing Teeth of materials ely iHcoTp
ie and perfectly imitation of human Teeth They have
semi and are of various size shades
In cases where ABSORPTION of the alvtoar process other
may render necessary, he will same naer
attached the Teeth; art ia gums which shall initiate
The Gum and supply the loss of substance
entirely impossible these Teeth change their color
or cause footed breath
that they will make articulation of voice perfect and
ally in mascaon, and 10 that they caunot be dIst
gushed from the moe beautiful natural living Teeth by the
scrntinzng observer.
lie also performs all the various operations in Deental Sur
gery according to the late sc ntc improvements IN the art
The foiopng Testimonials from gentlemen uhose pecta5
~ needs etomm, pecuy submitted to The ubc
From r. Smith, professor of Surgery in the University OF
BALTIMORE, Oct. %, 1886.
have examined specimens of incorrupible Composition
Teeth manufactured by Dr. f. II. Knapp anlngenous Dentist
of this city.
In their form, color they admirably initiate the natural
Teeth Being completely incorrupbe BY the agents which
ac the Teeth and o apparently strong they must be
peculiarly fitted for the puspoe for which they were designed
From Professor Ducotel.
Having examined Artificial Teeth epared by Dr. T.
H. KNAPP and learned from him what the principal nge
clients that enter into their compositions and the nature of the
materials by which they colored, am inclined to think
that they will prove he represents them to be- ncorrupbc
Dr. Knapp, having acquired the art of varying die
coors of the enamel which covers his Artificial Teeth is there
by enabled impar 10 them appearance than
such Teeth usually found possess Circumstance that
doubtless render them acceptable to the pt bic
J. T. DUCATEL, Md.
Prof. ofChemstry in the University of Md
From S. K Jennings Professor of Matria Rcdica THeya
pctics, &c. an the W shnston Medical College of NJnd
Having been favored with inspection of consderabI
number of lncorruptibe Artificial Teeth, which were mann
featured by DrF H. Knapp, cheery in the opni
expressed III respect to them by Professors r. Smith and
]. L. Ducate SAM'L. X. JENNINGS
He has also received the most aterng testimonials in favor
Of his improved Teeth from Prof Thomas p Jones' author
Conversations on Chcms ry, Prof F. May Prof H. Lindsay
ProfessorJ. c. Hail. and Prof Thomas Sewel Washington
D. Co. many other gentlemen of first standing of
his country.
He offers these Teeth for sale Dentists on the most vora
Die terms. Teeth, Gold Foil &c &C. sent per mail when or
lered f. II. S'NAPP, Surgeon Dentist,
N. w. corner Charles and Fayete SIS. Baltimore.
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