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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ORIGINAL COMMUNICA TIONS. 411
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412 THE DENTAL REVIEW. stud shown at I, Plate B. and cover this with the capsule 2, carry-ing over it a piece of plate 3 and joining 2 and 3, as at 4, makingwhat I call my crown plate, on which all superstructure is placed. In practical work, after capping each abutment, we take animpression and bite at same time in wax, and place on an articu-lator. This is merely for reference, a means whereby we can ascer-tain the position on the root cap to solder the spring stud, so itwill not interfere with placing a facing in front of it, also determinethe size to use and the length we can have it and not interfere withthe occluding teeth. We now take an impression of the cappedroots and edentulous parts. If caps have not come away with theimpression, remove and place in their respective places. Beforepouring model cover the inside of caps and the surface of the pinswith a film of wax. When the model is made (and preferably ofsump or some nonshrinking compound) shave it perfectly smoothand leve

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