Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-10-09
THE TEETH SOME OF US WEAR.
How They are Made and What They are
Made OF.

The elaborate array of artificial teeth on
exhibition at the meeting of fine New Eng
land Dental society in this city was strik-
ing on accounted the great number and var
iety shown as well as their beauty of fin
sh and artistic arrangement. TO one in
clined to be be morbidly sensitive the
long rows of glistening white molars
might be CHASTITY in their suggestlVeness,
and the feeling thus produced could not
but be intensified as the skillful manlpu-
lator grasped an upper and lower set at
tached to plates in one hand and let them
grin ont at one between two fingers to
show their naturalness, or skillfully work
ed them in imitation of the Jaws, action
to display their adaptabillty to each
other. The ordinary observer could ma
much to admire, however, in the cOllec-
ton, and not the least interesting Tea
ture was the contrast in make and fnish
between the exhibits of teeth of English
and American manufacture, there DelnS
there a large display of the former. Inc
English, to judge from this exhibit, prefer
to have their artificial teeth larger, darker
and NOSE closely resembling natural
teeth in irregularity than do the people OF
this country, and upon inquiry OF the
agent of the English firm, who has had
abundant opportunity for observation and
contrast in the matter, this was found to
be actually the case.
seii.ie,,i1h sc a., toa+b in
this country was requested by represen-
alive OF the FREE PRESS to give some intor-
nation as to the kinds of material used
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