Identifier: dentalreviewdevo1519unse (find matches)
Title: Dental review; devoted to the advancement of dentistry.
Year: 1901 (1900s)
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Subjects: Dentistry
Publisher: Chicago, Dental review company 1887-(1918)
Contributing Library: Columbia University Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH)

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530 THE DENTAL REVIEW. This spring is shown in plate G. No. I is a side view, No. 2a three-quarters .view, No. 3 a front view, No. 4 a top view, No. 5a three-quarters view soldered to the crown. With the outfit comes two soldering chucks for holding thesesprings in perfect alignment, by means of a soldering jig, illus-trated in previous article. One for the small size, one for thesecond size. One for the third size is not needed, as it is onlyused as a box for the second size. In constructing your bridge, after crowning your teeth, takean impression in the usual way. Before pouring the model, placeyour wax inside the contoured portion of the crowns so that whenthis wax is melted the crowns can easily be removed from themodel without breaking it. Then make a model of sump, orBrophys compound, or other non-shrinkable material. After themodel is made, warm the caps, remove them, melt out the wax,replace, shave your model smooth and level on the bottom, andas I have said before, if you wi

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