. Elementary lectures on veterinary science, for agricultural students, farmers, and stockkeepers ... its food—, chews it, and thenlets it drop out of the mouth in small pellets; in such cases thetooth has is be removed. 358. With the forceps I have had made (Plate XXXIII., No. 3),and which I find to be an improvement upon Professor Pritchards,by the addition of the screw and longer leverage, I can, in a fewminutes, remove any molar, either from the upper or the lower extracting a tooth, I have the animal cast, but have a greatobjection to casting aged horses with hobbles. I prefer
. Elementary lectures on veterinary science, for agricultural students, farmers, and stockkeepers ... its food—, chews it, and thenlets it drop out of the mouth in small pellets; in such cases thetooth has is be removed. 358. With the forceps I have had made (Plate XXXIII., No. 3),and which I find to be an improvement upon Professor Pritchards,by the addition of the screw and longer leverage, I can, in a fewminutes, remove any molar, either from the upper or the lower extracting a tooth, I have the animal cast, but have a greatobjection to casting aged horses with hobbles. I prefer side-linesin these latter cases. I do not use chloroform, unless speciallyrequested to do so, as I think it is not necessary. After removing thetooth, I always dress the hole every third day by plugging with towsaturated with three parts water and one part tincture of iron, whichanswers splendidly, finally filling it with gutta-percha. In one casethe diseased bone was so great, extending through into the nostril, thatit took 4 ovmces to fill the cavity. The horse in question did well PLATE XXX. A. UPPER JAW OF A HORSE RISING FOUR YEARS OLD1,1. First and Second Permanent Premolars. 2, 2. Third Permanent Premolar (Crown of Temporary Teeth just cast). 3, 3. Fourth Tooth on Each Side, or First Permanent Molars. 4, 4. Fifth Tooth on Each Side, or Second Permanent Molars. 5, 5, Sixth Tooth on Each Side, or Third Permanent Molars, just into Wear. 6, 6. Permanent Central Incisors. 7, 7. Permanent Lateral Incisors. 8, 8. Temporary Corner Incisors. B. LOWER JAW OF A HORSE RISING FOUR YEARS OLDNumbers have same reference as in A. DENTITION AND DENTAL DISEASES 245 for years. The tooth opposite, in the lower jaw, had to be keptdown by rasping every three or four months. 359. Wolf Teeth are found in the upper jaw immediately in frontof the first premolars, and are generally thrown off when the horsecasts the crowns of the two first premolars on rising three years old ibut I have seen them
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