A treatise on the progress and shedding of the human teeth, to their completion in a permanent state: on the most prevalent causes of their irregularity and decay; and on the means most appropriate to their preservation. To which are added, several illustrative plates, and copious explanatory notes / [R. Maclean].
A dental treatise of 1836, written by the London dentist R. Maclean and published by Longman for practitioners, parents and guardians concerned with children's teeth. Most pages are plain letterpress on aged paper, with engraved plates of jaws, deciduous and permanent dentition and tooth irregularity; useful for anatomical line diagrams and period text blocks and type.
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