University of Alabama School of Dentistry - Dentala Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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BOB CHAMBLISS HENRY NEWSOME

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Fig. 1. Dentist examining patient at close range during detectability test. Q l I l E .s Fig. 2. Dura-Blend now ojfers choice of profile: CAD Characteristic of new moulds. CBJ Typical of many existing moulds. Fig. 3. New Dura-Blend shade guide has three additional shades. Rugged plastic handles permit easy removal and convenient matching. New Moulds New Shades in Dura-Blend Tested for Detectability In a series of tests at important dental meetings only 10.7fZ, of the dentists participating were able to accurately distinguish Dura-Blend anterior teeth from natural teeth. Such teeth are clearly undetectable under ordinary conditions. Send for details of test. New Moulds, New Shades Thirteen new moulds have been added. Ten upper moulds originally introduced with Myerson's AEsthetic porcelain teeth offer more subtle labial carvings, slender forms and longer ridge lap. Three new lower moulds, short in relation to width, increase convenience in selection. Three new shades, M61,M65,M69, have been added to increase Dura-Blend's shade-matching superiority. M61 is quite light and bright, M65, similar but darker, and M69, quite grey. New shade guide proved first choice in match to natural teeth 44 percent more often than the shade guide which scored second in this respect. Proven Durability Durability of Dura-Blend is unequalled, as proven in over ten years of successful use in hundreds of thousands of cases. Write for new Shade Guide gf Mould Chart Myerson Tooth Corporation 90 Hamilton Street, Cambridge, Mass.