. A manual of mechanical dentistry and metallurgy . idual which assigns him to one or the other of thebasal or mixed temperaments. Each temperament is theresult as well as the indication of the preponderance of oneor another of these systems and of relative functionalactivity. Temperaments are readily divisible into four basalclasses,-—bilious, saiiguiucoiis, nervous, and lynipJiatic (seeTables) ; then again into sub-classes of mixed tempera-ments, a combination of two or more of the primary divis-ions. In these combinations one or other of the so-calledbasal temperaments predominates, and a c
. A manual of mechanical dentistry and metallurgy . idual which assigns him to one or the other of thebasal or mixed temperaments. Each temperament is theresult as well as the indication of the preponderance of oneor another of these systems and of relative functionalactivity. Temperaments are readily divisible into four basalclasses,-—bilious, saiiguiucoiis, nervous, and lynipJiatic (seeTables) ; then again into sub-classes of mixed tempera-ments, a combination of two or more of the primary divis-ions. In these combinations one or other of the so-calledbasal temperaments predominates, and a compound termis used to express the complexity, as, for instance, thenervo-bilious, signifying that the bilious base, the founda-tion of temperament, is qualified by an admixture of thenervous element, and so throughout the series. The value of a practical application of the study oftemperament in the practice of dentistry is apparent. Thatthe relation of the teeth to temperament is, as a rule, ignored 1 si-:lI:criox and aukancmcment of teeth. 33.
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