MODERN DENTISTRY.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 87, 13 April 1927, Page 8

MODERN DENTISTRY.

A SYMONDS STREET SURfiOY.

Tho well-equipped dent.-'] surgery o. Mr. J. T. J. Tanner. R.D.S.. je cHuated ir Pierce's Buildings (above Sneddea's). ii Upper Syironds Street. The principal (Mr. Tanner) received hi* diploma of Bachelor of Dental Surpcry at the Ota go University. Since qualifying, soma half dozen years ago. Mr. Tanner has engaged in all branches of dentii-try £?id lias spent a considerable period specialising in gold and porcelain filling', and in crown work. In snp;.ly:nz dental plates this surgery gives a definite guarantee of satisfaction, both as to fit and appearance. Only on very rare occasions is it found necessary to remodel a plate but even that would be cheerfully undertaken if it were needed. Patients, therefore, are fully assured that the finished denture will be of the rerr finest workmanship. There is prohably no operation which occasions more timidity than one's experience in the dental chair. No one, however, need have any hesitation in consulting Mr. Tanner. The surgerr is furnished with the very latest apparatus for the administration of that greatest gift to modem dentistry, the nitrousoxide and oxygen anaesthesia. Etch the most nervous patient may take thig anaesthetic with the utmost confidence, there being not the slightest pain during the operation nor is it ac-oompaiiied by any unpleasant after effects. The accomplishments of the modern dental surgeon, aided by the finest surgical appliances that scientific bouses can supply, have robbed the dentist's chair of its terrors, and nobody should now hesitate about submitting their teeth for treatment. Mr. Tanner. B.D.S, is always prepared to give patients the benefit of his experience and advico willingly and without charge.