On the complete development of the teeth : the system whereby dentition may be easily accomplished, and its importance mentally and physically, with the consequences entailed upon their offspring by the incomplete development of the teeth of parents : addressed to the medical profession / by George Henry Cullis.

  • Cullis, George Henry.
Date:
1859
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Credit: On the complete development of the teeth : the system whereby dentition may be easily accomplished, and its importance mentally and physically, with the consequences entailed upon their offspring by the incomplete development of the teeth of parents : addressed to the medical profession / by George Henry Cullis. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    PREFACE. The management of children’s teeth during their first and second dentition, is a subject that has never yet received the attention that its importance requires. Having devoted twenty-five years to the study and practice of dental surgery, the writer is he trusts, qualified to express him- self with some authority upon the points connected therewith; and he avers that in calling the attention of medical practitioners to the very many serious and fatal results of difficult and impeded dentition in childhood, and of the abnormal condition of the teeth of adult and even advanced life, that his sole object and motive is to submit to their consideration the means by which many of the fearful evils may be easily obviated. 4, Cambuay Place, 1809.