The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-02
TEETH WHILE YOU WAIT.
Tow the Dentist Tries 70 Defy Time ~
Well ~ Nature.

Tow the Dentist Tries to Defy Time .,
Well - Nature.
"Four and i've dollar sets OF teeth made
while waiting"
That Is portion OF an advertisement thai
caught q reporters eye and caused visit te
the Office OF the dentist who had inserted H.
Many Met doubtless remember that Ger
tain OF theii relative remained In solitary
confinement foi from two TO tbres weeks
while waiting the arrival Of the ideal set Of
grinders Is it possible that one car have
ones own worthless teeth removed. an i'm
preston of the mouth taken and new teeth
fitted. and all within an hour or two's time
The dentist. when asked that question, an
swered atiirmatively You see" said be
dentistry is progressing like everything
else, and it Is an every day occurrence foi
me 10 get up a s. set OF teeth in an hour and
a half Although II would tie much better H.
after having teeth extracted. the patient
would wait for a week until the mouth heal:
and tue bone which surrounds the teeth be
dissolved. still there are ever SO many who
and pain which OF necessity follows quics
operation rather than depart toothless
How do | do it SO quickly Well. by
method or process | use in vulcanizlng OF
cooking the rubber used for the plate, which
reduces that usually long process toan hours
time.
mo. ii T. not so satisfactory nor Is II any
less expensive, but It is quicker. The price
of false set of teeth depend, almost entirely
on the number and size oi the platinum PIN
which the teeth contain, and the quality aDd
texture of the porcelain used
Then too. the small manufacturers OF
cheap teeth are continually cutting ono
another's tnroats, and the people get The
benefit The dentist has very little to dc II
determining the price.
"CounirymeD and farmers buy more falls
teeth than do any other class Of people You
see. Mrs. Jones. for instance, has the tooth
ache. comes to town, and, after frantic at
Temps to get rid of the PAIN, has all heI
teeth pulled. and with heautiful new set
With perlap; little gold filing in front. re
turns TO her village OF farm Mrs Smith
,ecs Mrs Jones teeth, and, not content to b,
without anything that Mrs. Jones has, she
too, comes to town aud has porcelain subs,
tuted tor bone.
Country people don't take proper or evei
decent care Of their teeth, and. besides, thej
eat too much pie And they, too, are The
people who want their teeth served up 10 al
hours time. A countryniaD comes to TIN
city expecting to DO shopping for the folk
at homs. take in the town and provide him
self and perhaps his family, With set O
teeth. aud all in oue day. sometimes he !
successful too.
Negroes carry good deal Of porcelain
and gold In their mouths, too, but they, al
most invariably want the most expensive
sets. insisting upon gold plates and plenty
Of colo filling have taade ii number o.
sets TOR negroes which cost 500 But In {
years time a negro will manage to break tb'
best set that can make, end then. Of course
he receives a bill for repairs.
The gold plates are. OF course, incompara
ably better than the rubber or the celluloid
and # patient can afford them always ad
wise their use Mes York Evening World