A practical essay on the human teeth
Subtitle: explaining the art of effectually preserving the health, utility, and beauty of the teeth, gums, and contiguous parts of the mouth, and setting forth the use of the various operations employed by the dentist, in preventing and remedying the diseases, defects, and deformities incident to the several parts of the mouth, with such instructions as will enable the patient to judge for himself when they ought to be performed: wherein the most material objections against scaling the teeth, and the use of artificial teeth are considered, and a full refutation of them attempted. To which is subjoined an appendix exhibiting the author's charges for the several operations he performs, &c
By: By Paul Eurialius Jullion, surgeon-dentist
Publisher: Printed for the author, and sold also by J. Robson; G. Wilkie; Richardson and Urquhart; R. Cruttwell, at Bath; R. Thomas, at Brighthelmstone; J. Sprange, at Tunbridge-Wells; and by S. Silver, at Margate, booksellers
Published: 1781
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 73
Subjects: Teeth; Care and hygiene; Professional Fees
Notes: Tailpiece.

Campbell: 33

Crowley: 1529