The American Dental Institute, Limited.

  • American Dental Institute Ltd.
Date:
[appoximately 1894?]
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The American Dental Institute, Limited. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    55, St. James’s Street, S.W. 34, Thurloe Square, S.W. 1, Francis Street, Victoria Street, S.W. 50, Finsbury Square, City, E.C LONDON. Liverpool: so, rodney street. Manchester: io, st. ann'S square. Brighton: 123, king’s road. Bournemouth: the square. Kingston-on-Thames: 25, high street. Dear Sir, H.M.S. Agincourt, . . . . Jan. 31s/, 1888. The work done for me has been most effective, enabling me to masticate in comfort without any inconvenience, which with movable plates I invariably did experience. Yours truly, (Signed) .... Rear-Admiral. c/o Major-Gen. W . . ., Dear Sir, Devon, i8th July, 1890. My wife requires some slight attention, and I will bring her to you. My teeth are a great success. I have been to several of the best dentists in London, but have not benefited so much and been nearly so well treated as by you. I am, yours truly, H. J. P. . . . . Hants, Jan. 20th, 1888. Please convey through Dr. . . . my best thanks to Drs. . . . and . . . for the splendid way in which my teeth have been done. They are most comfortable and, indeed, are precisely the same as the originals. There is no doubt in my mind that, when there is a root left, your system of covering far exceeds any other method of replacing the lost part. I show my mouth whenever I get a chance, and strongly recommend my friends to call on you without delay. Yours truly, (Signed) M . . . B . Dear Sir, Hanover Gate, N.W. The work done for me last year at your Institute has so much pleased me that I can do no other than call it the very highest skill in dentistry, and I take every opportunity of recommending your really marvellous work to my friends. Believe me, dear Sir, yours truly, (Signed) G . . . D. L . Berkeley Square, S.W., Dear Sir, Jan. 30th, 1887. I have the pleasure to enclose you a cheque for . . .Iam not quite sure whether it was . . . or . . . but I send you the larger sum, as I fully appreciate your kind attention and skill. (Signed) A . . . L . . . Bishop’s Road, W. Sir, I have much pleasure in recording my testimony to the skilful and efficient manner in which the dental art is practised at the American Dental Institute. The gold crown which was cemented on a molar stump of mine has afforded me the greatest satisfaction and comfort. It has exempted me from the torture of extraction, it has relieved me from the excruciating pain I formerly experienced, and it has enabled me to masticate perfectly on that side of the jaw, a process which formerly occasioned intense suffering. I am, yours truly, (Signed) E . . . C . . . Surgeon-Major. The originals of all these and many other testimonials can be seen on application.