The rise, fall and revival of dental prosthesis / by B.J. Cigrand.

  • Bernard J. Cigrand
Date:
1893
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Credit: The rise, fall and revival of dental prosthesis / by B.J. Cigrand. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    JU8TI S PORGELAIN TEETH ARE TRUE TO NATURE - ■ Adapted to all Cases ORIGINAL MOULDS • - NOT COPIED MOULDS - Beautiful in the Extreme Facts of Interest HE MOS i SUCCESSFUL manufacturers of Porcelain Teeth of the present day are H. SB. ^fuzfi Ss Zon THEIR Moulds are the result of deep study and many experiments. They have the appear- ance of nature, adaptability, and are in per- fect harmony with the features. They are the most perfect imitations of nature ever produced. These facts are so well known to the profession and trade that other manufac- turers would find it difficult to make saleable artificial teeth without following Justi’s pro- ductions as patterns. The fact that other makers do copy their moulds is evidence in itself that they excel all others, and are un- surpassed in design and workmanship. H. D. JUST! & SON
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