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Identifier: artificialcrownb00evan (find matches)
Title: A practical treatise on artificial crown- and bridge-work
Year: 1889 (1880s)
Authors: Evans, George, 1844-1942
Subjects: Prosthodontics Crowns Tooth, Artificial
Publisher: Philadelphia : The S.S. White Dental Mfg. Co.
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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and Answers, page 96. DEVITALIZATION OF THE IULl. 29 constituents of the Ulood, ))rol»al)ly tlic Iuiuor saiiguiiiis. Theresidue of the intiltnitiou, after the devitalization of the julp,remains in the tulmh, and increases the difficulty of producingan aseptic condition of the dentine. It is asserted that arsenicproduces devitalization of the tibrilhe as far as the eenu-ntum,and, in some cases, even in\()lves that tissm-, while after instan-taneous extirpation t)f the pulp the vitality of the dentine is tosome extent preserved by the circulation it receives from thecenicntum. Practical experience shows that usually instant devitalizationor extirpation is the most satisfactory in general and tinal re-sults. Arsenic, when used, should he ai)i)lied directly to thepulp in the smallest (piantity possible to ettect its devitalization,and securely sealed in the cavity. The application should bekept in positiou no longer than is necessary to efiect the devitali-zation of the (iul(). Platk IV
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oil APTKK 1 I I. rULlLESS TEETH—Til KIK TUEATMKNT AND DISINFECTKJN. Fig 4 TiiH tiealmtiit of pulpless teeth or roots consists in as tliorougha ))eitoniiaiKe as possible ot the tollowiiiir oiterations: 1st. Ixeiuoval of the eonteiits of the canals. 2(h Disinfection of the root-canals and the dentine, and theestal)lishnient of permanent ascjttic conditions hy niunimilicationof the contents of the tuhnli. 3(1. Closure of the apical foramen. A knowledge of the usual positions of the root-canals in theditterent teeth is essential for a ii:enerally successful performanceof these operations, which are greatly facilitated, in crown-work,hy the ease witli which direct access to theroot-canals is ohtained. (See Plate H.) Anoi)cning is lirst made into the center of the)iiil;)-chamher in a line with the root-canalssuthciint to give free and direct access tothem, and any remaining )iortion of the pul(tremoved with broaches. The canals are then,guided b\- frecjueut explorations with a tine))robe,

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  • bookyear:1889
  • bookdecade:1880
  • bookcentury:1800
  • bookauthor:Evans__George__1844_1942
  • booksubject:Prosthodontics
  • booksubject:Crowns
  • booksubject:Tooth__Artificial
  • bookpublisher:Philadelphia___The_S_S__White_Dental_Mfg__Co_
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  • bookleafnumber:39
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