Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-10

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WCtherbee, Caldwell Hin, Bush Co. James Green
H. I; LaZel, oibey Scots Clappylle George Roberts,
NeN' - - @Aiuniiuoh' dly noY2
DensaI.-After practice of between two and t,,roo
years in setting teeth with Continuous Gu3Ds on
Ptdtnd plate, after Dr. Aliens method the subscriber hos
the satisfaction to be able announce that has been far
more successful than any other mode employed by him;
That has more than eQuallcd the high recommendation
given IN previous notice; that he has constructed nearly
ttco hundred sets, in use, doing poo5 ser,;ce
number sufficient to fully tesits strength and d,troJif
that some ten or twelve persons having teeth set after TIA
ordinary methods have exchanged them for the 10 with
great satisfaction; but in has any one exchanged
the new method for any other In point of cleanliness
and beauty it eXces all other styles Of work Within the
past year. the ormule for compouudng the materials and
constructing the work, have been greatly improvcpiy
ing it greater rnness, and more felike cntonr. fc
well atested by numerous cases. If any still doubt as
to the stability of this kind of work. oecasoncd bv the fail
ures Of few individuals for their benefit the following
from the New York Dental Recorder" is subj Gped
10 the inquiries of correspondent who had met with
very poor success" with henew method tho Editor says:
Nv nave tried it, and continue to try it, with the great.
est satisfaction We think it not only the ost bea1
fu but decidedly the strongest work that can he mt nm
when it is well executed 1t is not be supposed that
persons altogether unacquained with this style Of work
can at once execute it in perfectly successful or
satisfactory But those who do Understand IT. can exhibit
some OF the most beautiful and substantial artificial de
tstry IN the world We doubt not for moment that this
method Of putting up artificial dentistry will become GEN
eral in few years. us well as universally popular"
Plana plate is of the purest metals that can he
usedchanges color in the mouth less than any other
with the same care. 1t be melted by the intense
heat OF smiths FORGE in The process of baking teeth
Hence its use in the manufacture of teeth of all
lions Its resistance to heat allows the gum to fuse and
adhere to it, forming union ch entirely excludes
food and the secretons of the mouth from between them
Gold plate, used for the process win melt hence
Continuous Gums cannot be put upon it. so as to excude
food and moisture without the of patina Mate in
Gfdttioh to fuse the gum and sustain it, The patina
plate supporting the gum may then be soldered to the
gold plate with tin, or other base metal and the
solt solder galvanized to TOOK like gold If any
want work of this description they csn lave it, The
subscribers agents in Boston, New York. and Philadelphia
are supplying members Of the profession with his i'm
proved preparations for making Continuous Gums who
bear ample testimony to their exceency, every den
materials, is successful
Dr.. Bridges of New York, in his book of "Recep.sn
Tor making teeth, continuous gums, &c Just published
says:l am now using DIR. s. 2. 3Iiller Gum Bod and
Gum Color on platina plate. 1t is much more adhesive
than ALIENS or my own, and does crack amp 9th
er testimony from responsible sources might be offered,
but it is not necessary.
ANY one preerring gold plates, with either boGk or
single teeth put up in any of the usual FORMS can have
them In all cases persons allowed exercise their
preference to stVie, &c