Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-17
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The Rex Dental Co.
INCORPORATED
"ThiS
AIVeOIar
Method
WOnderfuP

Those who have had their missing
teeth restored by the Alveolar method
are in every case enthusiastic about
the work. The results obtained by US
with this modern plan of restoring
missing teeth and tightening loose
teeth are so remarkable that 1t is small
wonder we are in daily receipt Of let
ters similar to the one we are publish
ing herewith.
Some time ago Mr.. A. C. Unswor!n,
who has charge of the safety deposit
called at our San Francisco office TO
investigate this wonderful Alveolar
system.
He, like many others, was very sker-
teal, but was convinced after several
interviews that our method was worthy
of trial.
Mr.. Unsworth's letter follows:
San Francisco May 2, 1908.
Rex Dental Co., Pacific Bldg. City--Gen-
tlemen: You ask me how the upper teeth
made and fitted to my Jaw by the Rex Den
tai Co. satisfy.
Well, had nature given me a perfect set
of teeth, free from aches and pains and
guaranteed them to last for life. that's ;ae
only alternative that would make me give
up the teeth you made for me.
The teeth are unobtrusve. fit perfect'y.
give no pain, are unbreakable. and hand
some.
What I think of them you may gather
from the fact that 1 intend to have the
teeth of my lower Jaw similarly treated and
my wife and the rest of the family will come
to the Rex Dental Co. to have their teeth
treated.
Your methods simple. the results are
very good and the attention and care shown
to the patients are most praiseworthy.
A. c. UNSwORTH.
Safety Deposit Vaults Western National
Bank.
One reason why we published this
| letter out of the many on file IN our
| offices Is to show that in nearly evory
| locality we can refer to some person
who has had this work done. and it
also goes to prove that a good set of
teeth is worth going after. This gen.
tleman is now equipred with BEAN
tiful set of teeth, which will last, in
all probability, as long as he lives. He
not only has the satisfaction of having
his looks improved, but his health also.
Good teeth and good health go hand in
hand.
| The Alveolar Method differs from all
other methods of restoring missing
teeth. The only thing that approaches
it is the ordinary bridgework, and this
| is so far inferior to the new plan that
| 1t is not fair to name them in the same
breath. The bridgework principle is
wrong. 1t puts too great a strain upon
the teeth which support the bridge, and
| it is only question of time when the
work must be removed. The only other
resort is a partial plate, and this is
nothing more or less than a nuisance,
| and is not to be considered at all in
connection with the Alveolar Method.
In each of our offices is an examining
dentist, a man well qualified to dag
nose diseases OF the teeth and gums.
and If you are suffering from teeth
troubles of any kind, or have lost some
teeth and have two or more left in
either gum, then the services of this
expert are at your command. You will
be told exactly what we can do for
YOU, and the probable cost. The work
is not any more expensive than any
first-class dentist would ask for flrst-
class work.
If it is not convenient for you to call
at the present time, do the next best
thing and send for our book entitled
"Alveolar Dentistry" which goes fully
into particulars. This book is sent free
of any charge.