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||h| Linoleums Laid Free FOR SEVEN DAYS ONLY Commencing FRIDAY, SEPT. 10. rpO enable us reduce our stook prior . - to removal to our new premises, ~ j are offering our heavy quality British Linoleums for Cash Price, 9/6 Per Yard. Or Room Size. 10ft 6in x 9ft, for £2 10/Room Sizo 12ft x DFt, for £2 17/Room.,Size 12ft x 12ft, for £3 16/Avail Yourself of Tills Offer— FOUp; SEVEN DAYS ONLY. I V U, QUALITY COMPLETE FURNISHERS THE RADIOGRAPH IN DIAGNOSIS OP IMPACTED TEETH ■ The X-ray, "that instrument, of precision," renders the diagnosis of impacted lower third molars positive, certain, and exact. Its use saves time, trouble, confusion, doubt, and possibly the patient's life. In every case in which impacted teeth are suspected or considered a possible cause of local or systemic disturbances, the patient should be advised to have a radiograph made as soon as possible. A radiograph is not only a positive, a certain, and an exact means of diagnosis, but it is of inestimable and unquestioned value as a guide for the operator in the removal of impacted teeth. The radiograph will not only show whether or not an impacted tooth is present, but will show the position of the tooth, the size and direction of the roots, the proximity to the inferior dental canal, and with some degree of accuracy the density and conformation of the jaw-bone. It will disclose whether or not the. tooth is abscessed, the. roots excementosod or absorbed, the bono necrosed or destroyed. After the tooth has been extracted, the radiograph will render another service —it will satisfy both patient and surgeon whether or not the operation was thorough, complete, and successful. Did the X-ray serve no useful purpose other than that of locating impacted third molars and diagnosing conditions associated with them, it would be a great boon to the dental profession and those to whom it ministers. T H CATO DENTIST AND RADIOLOGIST, PEEL STREET 'Phone CM.

MONUMENTAL MASONS. Specialists in '"ION'CRETE, MARBLE, ANI <J GRANITE. DREY STREET, GISBORNE. Tlione 827.

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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17139, 15 September 1926, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 5 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17139, 15 September 1926, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 5 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17139, 15 September 1926, Page 6

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