A practical treatise on the technics and principles of dental orthopedia and prosthetic correction of cleft palate . From photograph taken three weeki* after removal of thepathological tissue. From photograph taken five years afteroperation upon the person represented inFig. 24. Fig. 25 was taken three weeks after the operation. The prognathism is lost,leaving somewhat sunken cheeks. Five years afterward he had a picture taken shown in Fig. 26. No one wouldclaim that this picture was that of a degenerate. These last three illustrations have been exhibited in order to justify theremoval of gum,
A practical treatise on the technics and principles of dental orthopedia and prosthetic correction of cleft palate . From photograph taken three weeki* after removal of thepathological tissue. From photograph taken five years afteroperation upon the person represented inFig. 24. Fig. 25 was taken three weeks after the operation. The prognathism is lost,leaving somewhat sunken cheeks. Five years afterward he had a picture taken shown in Fig. 26. No one wouldclaim that this picture was that of a degenerate. These last three illustrations have been exhibited in order to justify theremoval of gum, tooth, and alveolar tissue, or even bone, to correct such deformi-ties, even if artificial teeth have to be worn afterward. CHAPTER XI DENTO-FACIAL PRINCIPLES OF OCCLUSION WITH REFERENCE TO PRACTICE As a number of prominent orthodontists are still following the teaching that anormal occlusion should be regarded as the indispensable standard of attainmentin the correction of all cases of malocclusion, it is important that students, whilebeing taught to appreciate its full value should also be prevented from ove
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