A Text-Book of Operative Dentistry
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With skillful instrumentation and bulldog persistence, one ought to be able to conquer the art of making nearly perfect gold fillings in a comparatively short time, say in from five to ten years.
Reference has been made to the dis- covery of the cohesive property of gold as marking an epoch in the history of tooth- Another epoch may be said to have been ushered in by the scientific and artistic work of Dr. G. V. Black. The world- wide influence exerted by this great worker may be noted in paper...s, reports of clinics, etc., published in the various journals by members of the G. V. Black Club (Inc.) of St. Paul. This organization has done much to simplify gold fiUing, and, in general, not only through its home meetings, but in state, national, and international gatherings, has done much to further the progress of operative dentistry.
i i Fig. 230.— Dr. E. K.
Wedelstaedt's gold files.
filling.
244 FILLING MATERIALS.
AMALGAM.
Owing to the plasticity conferred upon an alloy of one or more metals with mercury, amalgam is usually spoken of among the plastic filling materials.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With skillful instrumentation and bulldog persistence, one ought to be able to conquer the art of making nearly perfect gold fillings in a comparatively short time, say in from five to ten years.
Reference has been made to the dis- covery of the cohesive property of gold as marking an epoch in the history of tooth- Another epoch may be said to have been ushered in by the scientific and artistic work of Dr. G. V. Black. The world- wide influence exerted by this great worker may be noted in paper...s, reports of clinics, etc., published in the various journals by members of the G. V. Black Club (Inc.) of St. Paul. This organization has done much to simplify gold fiUing, and, in general, not only through its home meetings, but in state, national, and international gatherings, has done much to further the progress of operative dentistry.
i i Fig. 230.— Dr. E. K.
Wedelstaedt's gold files.
filling.
244 FILLING MATERIALS.
AMALGAM.
Owing to the plasticity conferred upon an alloy of one or more metals with mercury, amalgam is usually spoken of among the plastic filling materials.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson, Charles Nelson, 1860-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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