The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-12
True BITE TEETH

Modern Artificial Teeth.
0rsasess D~ataI Discovery Of the
Century.
EDWIN ,. BROWN. ID. ID. 3.
7o5-5ts First Ave.
Unieu and washtsgtoa Biceks.
FOR thousands Of years dental
work of some description has been
done and IL today being done. and.
Of course. viii continue to be done.
after . fashion. By some. TO get the
money
some alleged dentist having some
teeth to sell that do away with
crown and bridgswork and plate
work" you had better ask aome dem
tist OF reputation and standing who
conducts his practice under hts own
name before you get your PICKET.
alleged dentist who ISLANDERS bridge
work and platework-which are the
only known methods Of replacing
lost teeth. He knows that any one
who Is 80 ignorant as to believe his
lingo II easily robbed.
TRUE BITE TEETH A SENSATION.
The greatest practical and scisn-
tific minds In the worlds dental pro-
fession have brought forth the True
Bite Teeth" patterned after natures
normal teeth, In full consideration Of
the relation each tooth bears to
time allowing for every movement
OF masticstion as though performed
BY natural teeth True Bite" nat
urai bite teeth.
PROPHYLACTIC BRIDcEwoRK.
The. first bridsework was made
from bone and teeth and from ami
mals, and was made TO rest upon
the alveolar ridge IL was a failure.
because when any artificial denture
completely covers the alveolar ridge
II IL impossible TO cleanse II and
remove small seeds and food par
ficles from under II. causing a ter
rifle odor TO come from this foul.
putrfd debris I have removed hun
dreds OF so-caiied aiveoiar teeth and
replaced them with prophyiactic
bridgework-
the ONLY METHOD KNOWN To
THE WORLD.
TRUE BITE Patchwork and PRO-
PHf14ACTIC bridgework are the
highest attainment In modern dem
tistry. All pretensions and claims
TO substitute natural teeth with dem
tai work other than bridgework and
Patchwork are bogus and false. and
the one making such claims should
be prosecuted crfminaliy for obtain
ing money under false pretenses
PAINLESS EXTRACTING OF
TEETH.
In all ordinary cases II is a sim
pie matter to extract teeth without
pain OF the dentist knows how,
The anaesthetic must be applied in
the proper place and come in con-
tact with the right tissue. II pain f.
to be avoided. This is why a knowi-
edge Of dental anatomy Is indispen-
sable In the successful operation of
painless extracting.
THE EYE.
WHY 7 Opened an Optical office.
For many years have noticed
that optometry was being made a
tide Issue. and that eyeglasses were
being sold In many places without
that careful and accurate examfua-
tion OF the eyes which IL so vital
ana necessary, III the proper correc-
ton II to be made
decided TO do for optometry
what l had already done for den
tistry. namely. open an optical office
and guarantee my work.
The next question was n connie
tent optometrist. i had been wear
ing glasses for twenty years and
for the past seven years / had been
going TO the same optometrist and
knew him TO DE a most competent
and reliable man. and II so hap
pened that when my offices were
ready for opening DR.. G. T. KnowI-
ton, this very eye specialist. was
available.
AM NOT MAKING MONEY.
decided not TO try and make
money on my optical department for
the first two years. because IL IL
very hard 10 build up large prac-
tice IL one fi0urca on making money
from the start. ! want a large bust
ness and small profits, and by guar
antfeinR my work and saving each
patient from 80 cents to $500 I now
have an optical business less than a
year old, that ~ paying expenses
30 you see my plan In correct. II
this department continues TO grow.
will have an optical practice that
will be well worth striving for when
u Is two years old. n I do not make
but a little profit from each patient.
yet can make enough provided /
can get the necessary patients This
In my scheme. Il means a saving to
my patients and success for myself
Edwin ,. brown, 10. ID. =.
Optical Dept, 705 First Ave.
Washington Bldg.
Dental Dept. 7I3 FIRST Ave.
Union block.
Yhens Main sG4o, connecting all
departments.