(Q) Dr. Harry Seldon of 57 W. 57th St., N.Y.C. (a dental
expert surgeon) states no broken root, only harmless calcium
deposit in lower left jaw. Advises against operating.
Dr. Nover accepts his judgement. Last Rdg. stated this
operation important, should have first attention. Please
explain.
(A) Choose that desired and felt to be the better manner
to meet the situations.
There has been given that as we find. If this is in
opposition to those performing the activities for
corrections, then follow that choice as self may make.
But do have all of those attended to where there is the
exposure of the nerves.
(Q) Will temporary paralysis of left side of lip follow
operation, as Dr. Seldon fears?
(A) If this is to be chosen, then this is not to be
considered. DO as the body chooses.
(Q) Can pain in left jaw be cleared up without removing
this bony deposit?
(A) As we have found, this is the manner for clearing same.
If this is inadvisable, and is chosen so, do as the choice
indicates.
(Q) Dr. Nover suggests using new plastic filling on
sensitive side of lower left back molar, also will remove
inlay and treat nerve. Will this prove successful method
for handling this tooth, or is gold crown better?
(A) As we find, in the present the manner that has been
indicated would prove the better manner of handling same.
(Q) Will this procedure save tooth and end pain?
(A) It should.
(Q) Can Dr. Holzman attend to this tooth as satisfactory
as Nover?
(A) Who is to choose? The entity or this information?
The work is for the entity! We have given that as we find.
Choose thou.
We are through with this Reading.
Copy to Self - Air Mail Special
Copy to Ass'n file
(The questions showed up about ten minutes before time for
the Reading, so we went ahead. Love, GD.)
BACKGROUND
See
1158-33 on
9/20/41.
9/27/41 She submitted questions.
REPORTS
11/23/41 See
1158-35.



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