Holding extracted tooth in his forceps, Dr. Samuel Leslie

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Holding extracted tooth in his forceps, Dr. Samuel Leslie

Date11/4/1968

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Bezant, Graham (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Holding extracted tooth in his forceps, Dr. Leslie explains that theroot sac at the end of this one is too small to ensure an ideal transplant. It is the root sac that surgeon sews to the gum tissue of graft recipient's mouth.

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