The Principles and Practice of Tooth Extraction and Local Anesthesia of the Maxillae (Classic Reprint)

In offebing this little volume the author does not presume to have fully exhausted his subjects; he presents these in compend form, to aid both theD ental Student and Practitioner and recall to their minds that Tooth Extraction is aS urgical Procedure and must be carried out accordingly. The chapters on Conductive Anesthesia should emphasize the great value of this method in performing painless operations about the teeth and jaws. Painless Dentistby is not a dream any more; to-day it has become a reality, thanks to Braun andF ischer. For careful study the succeeding steps of theM andibular Injection have been assembled separately on four Plates, Figures 106-112. The author expresses his sincere thanks to theD entists Supply Company, The S. S. White Dental Mfg. Co., as well as to the Kny-S cherer Co. for the loan of electrotypes, and also to the Rebman Co. for the interest shown and valuable assistance given in the publication of this book. William J. Ledeber. 150 East Seventy-fourth Street, New York.
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