The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-07
De1listy That Lasts

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psnsissry 10 like all other lines of
kgraaa activity. A dentist succeeds
" falls. Just in accord with hts work.
n his work fails. he fails. IL his
vsfk II . success, he succeeds
EVER day patients come to my
sffsess that did work for twelve.
ts4 mill still grfnds on. These are
5rcra moments for me to examine
msush and find the teeth that
ra3s. or the bridge made. or the
hiings that 7 put In. years ago.
Msking out at me 50 well pleased.
- then hear my patient say: Yes.
pcetsr. have sent you lots OF pso-
satisfactory. want them all fixed
-. II anything is needed"
TEMPORARY SUCCESS
xAny Dentists have come TO Seat
q and had a big business for a
VII, and made fun q me for not
ZEN laugh, and when they were
,osnf cut and had failed and gone,
asd chance 10 laugh. but usually
vas 70 busy doing their work over
20 their patients that had not the
ame 70 laugh. The reason that they
mqsed was because they deceived
~ betrayed the people. Their dem
"a they.
DGNTAL WORK FAULTY SOME
TINES
some quack Dentist who is out to
81 the money may say that 1T Is
Mpossibis to get unsatisfsctory
York done at my offices" but this Is
Mfh silly and dishonest and shows
ne ignorance Of the poor quack who
- such low estimate OF the intel
axenes OF the people. There never
rs perfect piece OF Dental work.
sffause there IL nothing perfect In
1h world. except, OF course. the
g1Aek, and his perfection lies In the
ssok.
Many times the impsrfections Of
psn'al work do not become mani
W snd discovered for a long time,
w u the Dentist r. honest he will
AZ HE work good, because that IL
rhet . guarantee IL for. But a
enlist can do Perfect work he does
81 need to guarantees IL. The rea-
- NY work is satisfactory il be-
ase u anything IL wrong I make
think have earned the right 20
~ that my Dental work is sue
49,. first. because my practice has
aown steadily for fifteen years. and
.sseuss OF the thousands OF patient n
rno are referred 10 my offices
10y year by those who are sat
's''ed because their work lasts.
A GREAT MISTAKE
.recpls make one great mistake in
..asnking that after they have their
18th all fixed up that they will
ssssr have to have them cared for
.s@!h, when the facts are one should
no the Dentist every six months
s saa nave their teeth examined so
.&t decay and wear can be given
mvyer attention before the dental
va Or tooth gets beyond repair.
s's snould get the habit Of COINS
he Dentist every SIX months. II
80 you less and IL far more sat
.Actory to the Dentist.
~STAL WORK THAT DOES NOT
LAST
IT = said that the match trus,
-. ~ tns matches cross grain so that
n match Will break when you try
Heht II, thereby necessftatfns
n using twice as many matches
~. YOU would IL the matches were
~ ~. With the grain. II no Dentist
,,n.ahtesd his work and a Dental
,x.a,.. ruled. then The trust Dentists
SSssd make twice as much work by
~ hs ~ 40 that II would all have
rsy. again. ioi 'ooo"'
IT TAKES TIME TO TELL
MT takes time to tell whether
s.al work IL good or not. 81,
st,ahs after II IL done you MAJ
MI, MI. " IL o. K. yet In twelve
~Da nsns you may realize that IL Il
,stnless. Talk does not make last
IL rental work: Dental wind ant
~. Iir cannot be relied upon.
oFkssI0sAL PETTY JEALOUsl
s,.asny private Dentists knock ant
m~s1sr the advanced and modern
rInhVo Dentists who advertise, ans
80 Iock upon Dentistry first rs I
scn, and second - n business
h,sshsfirnes some jealous. conceited
djs.h pr Shark Dentists, who arr
hs.ased with mental bankruptcy
Usssn 70 Islander and knock othe
~ usts of prominence so as to &c
IN. pubiic's attention directed u
Gsnns. but they usually, like thei
naal work. do not last because o
49,, small ideas. They are deas
49, tbs eyebrows and dormant he
- the heart.
EDWIN j. BROWN. d. d. s.