Dentition and its derangements : a course of lectures delivered in the New York Medical College / by A. Jacobi.

  • Abraham Jacobi
Date:
1862
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    CONTENTS. LECTURE I. PAGE Introduction.—Teething a Physiological Process.—Supposed to be Both a Source of Diseases and a Disease Itself.—Deaths from Teething.— Meaning of the Term Teething.—Symptoms Attributed to Teething. —Errors and Prejudices of Both Public and Physicians 1 LECTURE II. Development and Growth of Teeth.—Time and Order of Teething.— Deviations from Both Order and Time of Teething.—Congenital Teeth.—Their Nature.—Influence of Extracting Congenital and Deciduous Teeth.—Malposition, and Double Rows of Teeth.—Late Teething.—Entire or partial Absence of the Teeth.—Relation of Late Teething to Constitutional Disorder 8 LECTURE III. Anomalies of the Enamel both Morbid and Healthy.—Milk Teeth in Hereditary Syphilis, Rhaohitis, and Scrofula.—Influence of Malnu- trition, Abuse of Sugar.—Physiological Remarks on Appropriate Food.—Attention to Milk Teeth.—Their Influence on Digestion and Pronunciation.—Cleanliness.—Sucking Bags.—Extraction of Milk Teeth and its Influence on Permanent Teeth . . . ; 21 LECTURE IV. Formation, Nutrition, and Protrusion of Permanent Teeth.—Absorp- tion and Expulsion of the Temporary.—Their Causes.—Period of Second Dentition.—Wisdom Tooth.—Third Dentition.—Curious Cases from Literature.—Is there a Third Dentition ?—Explanation of the Cues on Record 81
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