The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-09

are thoroughly dried with warm air they
can be rendered specifically lnsensibie
by the application OF glacial carbolic acid
and pure cocaine. This application e.
newed "A few times under the blast or
heated air almost entirely removes the
pain Of excavation. There are still more
powerful remedies that can be used In
case OF need. You asked about the trans
plantation Of human teeth. That was IN
operation performed by John Hunter. an
Englishm1n, more than hundred years
ago, ana II has lately been revived IN
view of Of our success in removing he
pulps of teeth and filling the root canals
with indestructlble and antlseptic sub
stances. But you must remember that n
tooth to be transplanted has TO be taken
/ from some one else's mouth, and a con-
scientlous surgeon can not recommend
any mutilation he Is able TO prevent"
The operation Of4reimplantlng is fire.
quently of great use Any of the ten teeth
In the front part of the mouth. II abb
scessed incuraby, nay be extracted, and
n the upper end OF the root only be dis
eased that upper end Of the root may be
cut off, the pulp daDal filled and the cav
ity, II there be one, and the tooth, be re-
placed In the socket from which IL came
This operation. II DEITY and antiseptically
performed is generally successful An
operation somewhat like this is called i'm
planting. and consists in drilling a hole
into the socket where a tooth has been
properly treated and the root of which
has been filled, although this tooth may
have been extracted for several years. In
these cases there is bony deposit formed
around the root OF the implanted tooth
and It may be held In its new position
from three to six years. At the end Of
this period the roots are generally found
TO be absorbed like the roots of the milk
teeth"
Docs the loss of the teeth affect the
voiceg
Eyes, very materially, and not only the
voice, but the personal appearance as
well. It changes the whole expression Of
the face. one of the principal reasons that
singers lose their voices is that they neg
Iect their teeth and lose them first. /
know opera singers who have failed for
that very reason. In my office in Paris
/ have frequently had young singers come
to me who were studying with Marchesi.
l have had no difficulty in predicting the
future success or failure OF many Of them
by a simple exsmina ton of their mouths.
The loss Of a single tooth may have great
effect upon ones voice Nine. Patti has
very regular teeth, except one I'm front,
which sssghtly irregular. This little eff
feet did not. however, make any difference
in her art"
do the wisdom teeth serve any useful
purpose?"
Every tooth in your mouth is there for
use, none Of them is put there for orna-
ment or without definite design. The wis
dom teeth serve to support the arch OF
the mouth They are very necessary, yet
many people insist on their coming out
and most dentists are perfectly willing
to remove them. They need to go TO
school themselves
You very rarely extract teeth, then?'
Il have taken out In the last twenty
years only one tooth that was at all
firmly rooted. When teeth have abso-
lutely no roofing and can serve no pur-
pose by remaining they can be removed
very simply with a thread. A tooth
should not be taken out unless it is in
such condition"
Then, these are the things to know"
Eyes, they are q few of the most inn
portant things to know about the teeth,
and anyone who does know these funda-
mental principles and obeys them need
never know the pains of toothache or
indigestion"
What has Indigestion to do with it,"
Half of the people who suffer from
tht worst Of evils dyspepsia, suffer be1
cause they do not properly masticate
their food. Some people with good teeth
eat so rapidly that they never shew their
food properly, while those with very bad
teeth cannot, no matter how slowly they
eat"