American Journal of Dental Science, Том 4William Gird Beecroft., 1853 |
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acid action alcohol alveolar ridge appearance applied artificial teeth become bicuspid blood bone capsule caries cause cavity cells chemistry chloride chloroform clasps color consequence constitution crown decay deciduous teeth dentine dentist dentistry disease edge effect enamel organ epithelium experiments exposed extracted filling fitted fluid gastric juice give gold gums gutta percha heat impression inch incisors inflammation irritation Journal labor less manner mastication matter means medicine membrane ment mercury metal method molar mouth mucous mucous membrane natural teeth necessary nerve observed obtained operation ossification oxyd pain patient perfect periosteum permanent teeth piece plaster plate platinum portion practice practitioner present pressure produced profession proper pulp quantity removed render result root saliva salts secretion side silver solder soluble solution structure substance sufficient surface surgery tion tissue tooth tube upper wire wisdom teeth
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