Die Zahnmedizinische Kosmos. ist, dann sind die beiden wichtigsten Faktoren in thetreatment und Heilung der mündlichen germ Krankheiten, und beide gleichermaßen receiveour xxxni aufmerksam. Vol. - 59 822 DER ZAHNÄRZTLICHE KOSMOS. Bruch der unteren Oberkiefer durch eine Schussverletzung. Behandlung durch ein Interdental Schiene Brücke. Von J. Patterson, D.D.S., KANSAS CITY, MO. (Lesen, bevor sie die American Dental Association, Saratoga Springs, N.V., 6. August 1891.) Der Patient, Quartiermeister - sergeant Charles Campbell, der theSeventh United States Kavallerie in der Schlacht mit den Indianern atWounded Knie, in der Nähe des Pine Ridge Agentur, wurde auf Th Struck

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The Dental cosmos . is, then, are both important factors in thetreatment and cure of oral germ diseases, and should both alike receiveour careful attention.vol. xxxni.—59 822 THE DENTAL COSMOS. Fracture of the Lower Maxilla by a Gunshot Wound.Treatment by an Interdental Splint Bridge. BY J. D. PATTERSON, D.D.S., KANSAS CITY, MO.(Read before the American Dental Association, Saratoga Springs, N. V., August 6, 1891.) The patient, Quartermaster-sergeant Charles Campbell, of theSeventh United States Cavalry, in the battle with the Indians atWounded Knee, near the Pine Ridge Agency, was struck on thelower maxilla with a ball (from a Winchester rifle, presumably), andthe anterior part of the maxilla from the second bicuspid upon theright to the .second molar upon the left side shattered. Shortly afterthe fight, such surgical care as was possible was given the case. Theloose teeth and parts of the alveolar process and bone below whichwere entirely loose were removed, and the wound in the lips and cheek Fig. 1.. rA stitched together. It was thought possible at first that there mightbe union between the remaining partially-detached fragments, butgradually piece after piece came away, until at a point in the regionof the right cuspid for the space of about six lines the bone (Fig. i, A, B) was entirely gone, leaving the remaining posterior parts freelymovable. Six weeks after the injury the patient was brought to me presentingthe following condition : The outside wounds had healed with con-siderable cicatricial tissue ; the left fragment of the maxilla was easilymovable, and an abscess was discharging freely upon the face oppositethe loose end, with another abscess opening under the chin near thesymphysis ; the left side of the jaw was much firmer than the right, buthad healed far inside—about a half-inch—from the normal position.There was still considerable swelling, and small spiculae of bone fre- FRACTURE OF THE LOWER MAXILLA, ETC. 823 quently made their way to the sur

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