The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

I II HHHA<OVEcMEENTSI IN DENTAL SURGERY
- It has many yeyrs been great desidcraum among
European and American DENTS manufacture TEETH
cm ucorrupble materials which should initiate the arth-
MANY have devoted years experiments
theirs have succeeds manufacturing Teeth ofmaterIas sim
lar the proclaim but generally they have opaque
white appearance, by wheh they easily distinguished from
the human Teeth.
long and tdous experiments, the subscriber has sue
ceeded manufacturing Teeth OF materials enttIe ely icoT1P
title and perfectly imitation OF human Teeth They have
tra arency and made of various and shades
In where abs rLon of the a, oar proctss other
may render necessary he will cast Of the same aeri
ais attached TO the Teeth: artf al gums, which shall initiate
The Gum and supply the loss OF substance.
entirely Impossible Tor these Teeth change their color
| or cause footed brt ath
He will ineerttm from one entire sets, in such manner
that they will make articulation Ofthe voice perfect and ma
ter ally in mastc iun and that they caunU be d-
guished from the beaktul natural living Teeth by the
most scrntinizing observer.
lie also performs all the various operations DENTAL Sur
gery according to the late nc improvements IN The ant
The olotns Testimonials from gentlemen trhose respectable
fy needsn submitted TO the uJc
From r. Smith, professor of Surgery in the University OF
BALTIMORE. Oct. %, 1886.
have examined specimens of incorruptble Composition
T. eth, manufactured by Dir r. H. Knapp, anngenIous Dentist
of this city.
In their FORM color etc. they admirably initiate the natural
Teeth. Beng completely ncorrurbIe bv the agents which
ac the Teeth and tao apparently very ong they must be
peculiarly fitted for the puose for which they designed
From Professor Ducatc.
Having examined Artificial 1eth prepared by DIR. +.
H. KNAPP, and learned from him what the principal ngre
e' nts that into their compositions and the nature of the
materials by which they coored, am inclined t. think
that they will prove he represents them be ncorrupb
DR. Knapp, having acquired the of varying h
coors of the enoe which his Artificial Teeth there
by enabled impart them ura appearance than
such Teeth usually found pos ess; circumstance that
willduubtles render them ceptabe the bile.
J. T. DUCATEL, NJ D..
Prof. of Chemistry in the University of Md.
From s. K Jennings, Professor Of Mat ria dica, Thera
Pemcs, &C. IN The " shinston Medical College Of MqVand
Having been favored with inspection of considerable
number Of Inc"rruptibc Artificial Teeth, which
featured by Dr. F. II. Knapp Icheerfuly the opin
expressed respect to them by Professors N r. Smith and
j. I. Ducatel. SAM;L. X JENNINGS.
He has also received the most latterng testimonials favor
of his improved Teeth from Prof Thomas Jones' author of
Conversations Chem ~, Prof f. May, Prof H. Lindsay,
ProfessorJ c. Hail. and Prof Thomas Sewel Washington
D. c.; amp many other gentlemen Of the standing of
this country. s-.s
He offers these Teeth for sale Dentists The most avora
bic terms Teeth, Gold Foil, sc. &C. sent per mail when
dered. F. u. KNAPP, surgeon Dentist
N. w. Charles and Fayee SIS Baltimore.