Flaunt Magazineのインスタグラム(flauntmagazine) - 6月15日 05時59分

We know, we know. It's like listening to presidential speak.... or 9am on a Monday. But there's a lesson in everything, kids! Things could be worse! You see, removing a tooth in the 1600s was a painful and sometimes physically damaging process with, at best, only alcohol or herbal concoctions to numb the pain. This wood and ivory statue depicts a tooth-pulling scene from the time. Flip the script for some killer illustrations: extraction techniques using dental wrenches and pliers, from the hand-tinted abridged Italian edition of Bourgery’s Traité "Complet de l’anatomie de l’homme", regarded by many to be the finest work of medical illustration in the modern era.

From: "The Smile Stealers: The Fine and Foul Art of Dentistry" by Richard Barnett, published by Thames & Hudson. @thamesandhudson

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