All your PHOTO requirements supplied All your difiiaulties explained away INSTRUCTIONS and the BENEFIT oi my experienes I offer you FR£E« It gives mo the groaiest pleasuro to help you to obtain the bast RESULTS with tha smallest amouut of trouble. A. W. J. MANS, PHOTOCHEMIST, Gisborne. Telephona 120.
nr* T h FILLED AND OBOWNBD PAINLESSLY, MANS people allow good teeth to go too far because they are afraid of the pain of having them stopped. There is no necessity for pain at all. -v No matter how good artificial teeth may be, your own natural teeth' are • better, eo that all teeth that are worth it should be Btopped rather than extracted. To etop a tooth, the decayed parts must tie Erst removed, and then the cavity made its proper shape to receive ana hold the' filling. Afterwards" the tooth must be carefully and scientifically filled. If you hear of fillings that have fallen out, and of teeth which were filled and then aohed, be sure this is the fault of the way thoy were dune. Fillings, PROPERLY INSERTED, will last a lifetime. Our work is well done, because we, make it painless, When patients are hurt, they cannot sit still, and .unintentionally make good work Impossible-, for a dentist cannot perform fine operations unless his patient is quiet. Our patien is are quiet b arause they are not hurt. i'] j ' gi v* \ PRICES: Artificial Teeth, sets from ~£330 do. do. a single tooth, from 6 0 Filling-, gold, from .. 10 6 „ Amalgam {known also aa Bilver cr platina) ~ SO „ Cement .. .. 5 0 Seamless gold crowns, from .. 110 Bridge work (teeth without plates) from, per tooth .. 110 Painless Extractio'os ~ .. 26 People ask how we can do it so chef ply. Firstly—We import our raw material and save the profits of the wnolesalo house, Secondly—Attonding, as we do, to dozenu j of patientß instead of one or two, we can afford to make smaller ; profits. Thirdly—Wo do your work for oash. If we gave credit you would have to pay for Mr Brown who slipped us up. If you coma to us you PAY ONLY FUR YOUR OvVN WORK. Fourthly—Wo have tc-o most up-to-date appliances for turning out work quickly, ca eapiy and well.
I caution. [ -Many ppcpls, in soite of all warnings. oo'>j suit a deotist only when the teeth are too far I gone to save, We aavo mads a great ilea* | tun- of; extractions, and have the most un-ifl- ! date appliance in. .he Colonies. We can [ extract one tooth or thirty at one .sitting, I absolute ly paints esiy. Wo use it for email children and very old people. GXJAFANTEE. We will give you a written guarantee with our work. Noto Our Address: UNJ.GN BANK BUILDINGS (Entrance between McLornon’a and O’Meara's.) NOTE.—We make No Charge for consultation. Nurse always in attendance. HOURS: Fromi9 a.xn. to 5 p.nn r; " _~JL i LOUDON DEBTAL INSTITUTE UNION BANK BUILDINGS. ' Telephone 372. kg?™? /JhiNren’s ighi
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1847, 30 August 1906, Page 2
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