The significance of the natural form and arrangement of the dental arches of man : with a consideration of the changes which occur as a result of their artificial derangement by filing or by the extraction of teeth / by Isaac B. Davenport.

  • Davenport, Isaac Burnet.
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[1887]
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Credit: The significance of the natural form and arrangement of the dental arches of man : with a consideration of the changes which occur as a result of their artificial derangement by filing or by the extraction of teeth / by Isaac B. Davenport. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    \ WITH COMPLIMENTS OF THE AUTHOR. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE NATURAL FORM AND ARRANGEMENT OF THE DENTAL ARCHES OF MAN, WITH A CONSIDERATION OF THE CHANGES WHICH OCCUR AS A RESULT OF THEIR ARTIFICIAL DERANGEMENT BY FILING OR BY THE EXTRACTION OF TEETH. BY ISAAC B. DAVENPORT, M.D.S., M.D., 39 Boul. Haussmann, Paris, France. READ BEFORE THE NEW YORK ODONTOLOGIOAL SOCIETY, APRIL 12, 1887. [Reprinted from the Dental Cosmos for July, 1887.]