Restoration Movement

Japan, one of the great powers of the world, which just 200 years ago, was an undeveloped nation moving along at a speed drastically less than that of the rest of the world. How was it then, that Japan was able to industrialize and modernize so quickly in such few years, even with its centuries of traditional protocol and isolation from the world? Even through the country’s complete destruction from World War 2, and having to start from basically ground zero in terms of its industries and social

If you are planning on getting a root canal done, make sure that you also make plans to get a crown following your root canal. A crown will be used to replace the section of your tooth that was removed when the dentist drilled into your tooth to perform your root canal. You'll need a crown in order to protect the work that was done on your tooth. Here are three things you need to know about the process of getting a crown following a root canal You Will Not Get A Crown When You Get Your Root Canal

The Meiji Restoration was a period in Japan’s history where massive changes and reforms occurred. The objective of the Meiji Restoration could be summarized by their motto, “Enrich the country, strengthen the military.” By the early nineteenth century, Japanese society was in turmoil. From declining agricultural productivity, crop failures and famines, and harsh taxation contributed to economic hardship and starvation. As the Tokugawa bakufu responded with conservative reforms that were ineffective

What is Crown Lengthening Crown lengthening is a common oral surgery performed by a periodontist. The procedure involves the removal of gum tissue, bone, or both to expose more of the patient's teeth. Reasons for Crown Lengthening Crown lengthening may be done to restore damaged teeth, insert a dental crown, or for cosmetic reasons. Teeth that are severely damaged due to tooth decay, trauma or periodontal disease may need to undergo crown lengthening if the tooth is broken under the gum or there

Three Questions About Getting A Dental Crown Do you have a dental problem that requires a crown? If so, you may have questions about what is involved with getting a crown. Here are the answers to three common questions. What Is The Procedure To Get A Dental Crown? The process starts with visiting your dentist to have your teeth examined. If you have a tooth with significant decay, a crown may be required to repair it. This is necessary when having a root canal, but can also be necessary for a

Identity Crises: The Inequality of Women in The Beaux Stratagem and She Stoops to Conquer Plays during the Restoration period often contained characters dressed up in disguise as a way to create conflict and to manipulate the plot. Conversely, the “false identities” in which these characters adopt, help readers learn about social hierarchy. Specifically, characters like Archer and Aimwell from George Farquhar’s The Beaux’ Stratagem and Kate Hardcastle from Oliver Goldsmith’s She Stoops to Conquer

It would be early on Saturday morning in which I roll out of bed to prepare for my internship at Dr. Henkel’s place, Horsham Dental Elements. Dr. Henkel acquired the dental center in 1990 after moving the suburbs in Horsham. Many patients would come to this dental clinic, sitting in the waiting lounge as they wait for their name to be announced. Each patient would be directed to the assigned room from the dental specialist (Dr. Henkel Interview). During the procedures for dental hygiene the dental

It was originally polyacrylic acid and has changed over to polyalkenoate cement. This had been used for permanent cement for cast restorations, stainless steel crowns, and orthodontic bands. This maintains its versatility as a nonirritating base under composite and amalgam restorations and intermediate restoration. The chemical makeup for polycarboxylate cement comes in a liquid made up of polyacrylic acid, itaconic acid, maleic acid, tartaric acid and water, while the

Charles Darwin once said that “It is not the strongest of the species, nor the most intelligent that survives, it is the one that is most adaptable to change.” This is completely accurate to all of the people in Japan during the transition from the Edo period of isolation, into the Meiji period of adaptation. But today, I will be speaking specifically about the Samurai class and their once urgent need for change. The Samurai were an elite warrior class. They fought to secure and broaden the boarders

Introduction Since the end of WWII, numerous changes had taken place in both Germany and Japan in terms of historical consciousness regarding the war crimes and atrocities they had committed during the war. From the perspective of the war crimes, the Third Reich and Imperial Japan were somehow similar, since both countries had slaughtered POWs and innocent civilians, conducted human experimentations, enslaved POWs, and so on. Despite the similarities between these two former axis powers, in recent