Plain advice on the care of the teeth / [D.A. Cameron].

  • Cameron, D. A
Date:
1838
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Credit: Plain advice on the care of the teeth / [D.A. Cameron]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Cf)c Ccctfj. CLEANLINESS AND I’llESEllVATION OF THE TEETH. Consider how conspicuous and pleasing an cmament the teeth are to the face. A well- formed and well-kept denture makes a prin- cipal part of beauty’s toilette, gives grace to the orator’s lips, and always has an agreeable effect in our daily intercourse. For this end it is required, as we said previously, to be suited in size to the other features, well arranged, white, and perfectly clean. The first requisite is generally supplied by Nature; care and attention in early life will assist the second ; and the last is within every person’s owi power. So many imperative reasons combining, in the present state of society, to