The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-23
DENTIST COULD
 NOT TELL TEETH
 WERE PORCELAIN
The Dentistry That Defies Detection - Gives You Back Natural Looking
 And Acting Set
 Of Teeth.

Of all the progress made in mod ern day dental work. porcelain den- tstry is far in the lead. Tn bee,ir "ith' il IS the most artistic, shows positively the best taste, is practical " painless and so natural in appear- ance that 1t actually fools the expert.
 Tn corroboratfon of this statement the writer happened to know a young man in Newark, N, J.. who ilVed at the same hotel with a well known dentist. This young man had three porcelain teeth in the very front Of his mouth and although he fre- quently faced the dentist at the din ner table, and they were good friends the dentist never detected the porce- laln teeth until a later day when the young man consulted him for dental attention.
 Dr. Weidlich first introduced this modern branch. of dentistry in Bridge port, and his large practice which keeps his big organizat tion of efficient dental experts busy at all times, is proof or the success porcelain has achieved in this city
 And, under the circumstances if it is easily possible to become the DOS
 
 set of teeth, with the accompanying blessing of good health it behooves all with a tooth trouble" of any kind i to investigate porcelain dentistry Remember if your teeth are filled with porcelain it is absolutely inn possible for your friends to detect it they will think you have perfect teeth and will compliment you on their beauty. It isn't like gaudy gold which stands out 50 severely in com parison with the natural pearly color of a tooth but beautiful porcelain baked to a shade that vii conform perfectly with the color of your own tooth.
 The the process of re-enar,eIing is accomplished, and the result is aston ishing, so closely does the tooth re- semble the work of nature. It is un- believable that so clever a. counter part is possible, still there is no doubt of it in the face of the. daily evidence shown. Persons who believed they would be obliged to wear false teeth 1 so bad a condition were their teeth in have been attended by Dr. >Weidlich and provided with dental work thai caused them to be very proud of the condition of their mouths and a staunch supporter of the doctor and | his surpassing porcelain methods | If you want to know the advan- tages of this modern and artistic den tistry, ask the person who has had some of it done. The recommends tions given by Dr. Weidlich's patients are sufficiently strong to convince the most skeptical. Anyone of good taste will readily recognize the advantage of natural colored substance fo1 filings over a high colored meta | which becomes in time discolored and ugly and always shows so plainly ir the mouth. Porcelain, too, has other great advantages It does not re- | quire a long, tedious hammering tc secure it in the tootn's cavity. Il I is, on the other hand, very easily, rap- i idly and painlessly inserted, thus eli | minating the customary long opera | ton of filling. For strength ano wearing qualities porcelain is king of all filling 1-aterials and ere long | will be used almost exclusively in the practice of dentistry. At present pr \ weidiich and Associate Dentists are devoting their entire time to its prac- | tice so favora.bly have been the re- suits obtained Main and Cannon | streets. over I<resges Five and Ter | Cent store.-Adv.