Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-02-11
Porcelain Dentistry
The Interesting Advances Shown by
Modern Dentistry Over the More
Cumbersome Methods of the Past.
tistry Does Away with Pain -
Wonderfully Natural Effects Pos
sibIe.

Prominent dentists all over the
country, dentists who serve the very
| best class of patients, are fast COM
| ing to a realization of the fast that
as gold at one time superseded other
methods of filling the teeth, so porce-
lain is now, in many cases, superseding
gold. However. the dentist who has
been using gold for many years finds
It difficult to change to porcelain be-
cause of the fact that It takes time
and study to learn to properly manipu-
late porcelain.
Gold in the teeth is really I'M
slightly. There is a contrast between
the gold, which oftens becomes black.
and the pearly white Of the teeth,
that is annoying indeed to particu-
lar people, and especially is this so
where a great deal OF gold is used
Many people find the constant drill
ing and hammering consequent upon
gold filing painful and nerve rack
ing.
In order to give the people OF Nor
witch the benefit Of the Porcelain
Method, which represents all that 10
modern in dentistry DIR. Jackson, the
manager Of the King Dental Parlofs,
with offices on Franklin Square, has
equipped a department with a COM
plete outfit for doing this class Of
work. This department Is In charge
of an expert dentist from New YORK
city, who has for several years made
a speciality of Porcelain Dentistry and
the Alveolar method Of restoring lost
teeth.
With porcelain, a tooth can be filled
to defy detection. because Of the fact
that the porcelain viii perfectly har-
monize with the color Of the struc-
ture of the teeth. There can be no
injury to the nerves, and for this
reason, and because Of the lack Of
unpleasant features attending its use,
porcelain dentistry is particularly
ADAPTED to children. Metals In teeth
often generate an electric current and
their proximity to the nerves in juve-
nile teeth often causes unfortunate re-
suits This is not so in the case OF
porcelain. Any intelligent person who
gives this matter any thought VIII at
once appreciate the advantages OF the
new dentistry, and the number Of peo-
pie who stay away from the dentists
because of UNPLEASANT experiences or
because they prefer imperfect teeth
to a mouth full of unsightly metal, rec
ognize the fact that here is dentistry
which they can take advantage OF
without hesitation. DR.. jackson is
well known in the city, and the fact
that he is now introducing model, n
porcelain dentistry will undoubtedly
bring to his Office many people who
have long appreciated the unsatisfac-
tory results Of the older methods.
Anyone who has remained In a, dem
fists chair for hours during a tedious
session of painful drilling or contin-
uous use Of the mallet knows what
such experiences mean and VIII be
quick to appreciate the difference in
methods. and it is because of the fact
that the best patients are demanding
porcelain work that dentists are begin
ming to awaken to the advantages,
both to their patients and to them
selves Dr. Jackson will welcome
visit to his office and will be glad to
explain personally the many points or
ADVANTAGE in porcelain dentistry that
have only been limited at in this arti-
Gle. It may be well to state here that
for bridge work porcelain fills want
that has been long felt. for re-enam-
cling it has attained state OF artistic
perfection and porcelain plates have
been used extentively in the highest
class work for many years
DR.. Jackson assures you Of the
highest amount of satisfaction in dem
tai work. It would be well also to
take your children to him as you will
find porcelain dentistry unusually de-
sirable for their needs-it robs going
to the dentist Of all its terrors for the
little folks.
The King Dental Pariors are located
on Franklin Square. over Somers Bros,
the most convenient location in the
city. The oNces are clean and pleas
ant. Special attention is given to the
sterilization of instruments and every
effort is made to give comfort to their
patients Hours from 9 a. m. to p. m.
Sundays from 70 a. m. to 2 p. m.
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