. The Dental cosmos. tal Cosmos for June 1911, and hascalled attention to the possibilities ofmaxillary readjustment through a properunderstanding of this sutural relation-ship. He says: But in and between thevarious sutures of the facial bones of theyoung, irrespective of the .size, shape, orfund ion of the parts, we find in variableamounts this fibrous connective tissue,with its possibilities tor reorganizationunder I lie influence of si imulal ion. I ftins were not so, there would be no cra-nial enlargemeni for the developingbrain, no elongation in growth of the face, no horizontal broadeni
. The Dental cosmos. tal Cosmos for June 1911, and hascalled attention to the possibilities ofmaxillary readjustment through a properunderstanding of this sutural relation-ship. He says: But in and between thevarious sutures of the facial bones of theyoung, irrespective of the .size, shape, orfund ion of the parts, we find in variableamounts this fibrous connective tissue,with its possibilities tor reorganizationunder I lie influence of si imulal ion. I ftins were not so, there would be no cra-nial enlargemeni for the developingbrain, no elongation in growth of the face, no horizontal broadening across theface through the transverse sutures fromthe fronto-malar to its fellow fact, if the contiguous parts shouldunite in complete ossification soon afterbirth, there would be no development be-yond that found in a babys face. Fig. CORRECTION OF NASAL DEFORMITIES BYARCH EXPANSION. This writer also observes that—Thegreatest deformities of the nasal regionexist in the region of the anterior thirdof the lower turbinals and lower meal is also significant, since this region PULLEN.—EXPANSION OF THE DENTAL ARCH. 521 of the nose is nearest in location to themaxillary region, which responds mostreadily to readjustment through expan-sion of the dental arch or opening of themaxillary suture, of which I shall pres-ently speak. Fig. 18.
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