The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-18
Teeth
By B. l. REX, NJ. D., D. D. S.
PARTIAL PLATE TALES

One of the most eminent divines
in America, a famous pulpit orator
and equally famous on the lecture
platform, had been so unfortunate as
to lose most of his teeth.
He was obliged to wear a partial
plate.
A lady tells of listening to him de-
liver an eloquent sermon one Sunday
morning. His hearers were fairly
carried away with the beauty of his
word painting. He had about con-
cluded his address, and after pause,
during which all eyes were fixed upon
him, he began his closing ap-
peal. when. without warning, HIS
FALSE TEETH FELL OUT AND
ROLLED UPON THE DESK BE-
FORE HIM!
The effect of that address was
lost by the unfortunate and embar-
RAISING accident.
Another man, a public singer, was
always in mortal terror lest, when
facing an audience, he should blow
his plate out of his mouth in the
midst of a song, something that fire.
quently happened to him, so he said,
while practicing in private.
Some lose their plates while eating,
some while talking, some while sing
ing, some while laughing poor
victim of the partial plate is never
sure of himself unless he keeps his
mouth shut.
A partial plate is nuisance, and
we have made it unnecessary since
the discovery of the Alveolar Method
of putting teeth in the gums WITH
OUT USING ANY PLATE.
If there are two or more teeth left
in either jaw, tight or loose ones, we
will restore all that have been lost
and make them as tight and firm in
the gums as the natural teeth, make
them look natural, feel natural, act
natural. No pain in the process
while it is being done OF afterwards.
We ask preachers, lawyers, sing
ers, elocutionists and all those who
make their living with the aid of the
voice, to come and let US show them
what we can do for them, if they are
worrying along with nuisance of a
plate.
A corps of the most skillful opera
tors to be found will wait upon you
The careful examination. which is
the first step in the work, is entirely
free. We do all forms of dental
work, but the Alveolar Method is our
great speciality and to do such work
we must needs have the best work
men.
Another thing we wish to impress
on you in advance is that these new
teeth will not have any of the marks
of the "fslse teeth" upon them. They
are teeth, and each tooth we put in
is a real tooth with which you can
chew and grind your food. You will
not be conscious of having false
teeth in your gums. You will be
able to enunciate with as much clear
ness as when you had natural teeth.
There is only one difficulty about
the work-it cannot be done at long
range. You must come to us to get
it.
It may seem a hardship to make
the trip from distance to have new
teeth put in, but patients are coming
to us from all over this country and
Canada. The satisfaction of having
a full set of teeth in place of mis-
cradle partial plate or a torturesome
bridge is great enough to admit of
any sacrifice.
If you cannot come at once, do the
next best thing: Send for DIR. Rex's
book, "Alveolar Dentistry" which
gives full particulars of the work.
This book and book of testimonials
will be sent free upon request.
We guarantee results.
REX DFNTAI CO.