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A History of Dentistry from the most Ancient Times until the end of the Eighteenth Century

Note 302 — Chapter X · THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY.

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.. if they are divided, shaken, or separated from their alveoli or little cavities, they must be reduced into their places and should be bound and fastened against those that are firm with a thread of gold, silver, or flax. And they must be held thus until they are quite firm and the callus is formed and have become solid.

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