Catalogue of dental materials, furniture, instruments, etc. (1867)
S.S. White Dental Manufacturing Company (Philadelphia, Pa.) · Lippincott's Press, Philadelphia · leaf 97
debted to Dr. Geo. E. Hawes, of New York City. With this Instrument the tongue may be clamped down in place and keptin position as long as desired. The sublingual and submaxillary ductsmay be very effectually closed by placing upon them rolls or pads ofbibulous or tissue paper before applying the… … This Cut represents a modification of the Compressor by Dr. Wm. N. Mor-rison, of St. Louis, and is preferred by many to No. 1 . $11 00 DR. FLAGGS TONGUE HOLDER.
Dental instruments and apparatus
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