Travels and Tour

Traditional Chinese: It is thanks to a proactive tooth-puller that pain-free surgery is now readily available. In 1846, a dentist called William Thomas Green Morton was keen to find a way to perform a painless tooth extraction, when he discovered the anaesthetic properties of sulfuric ether. This wonder drug put the patient into a comatose state, allowing dentists to really get to work. It is thanks to a proactive tooth-puller that pain-free surgery is now readily available. In 1846, a dentist called William Thomas Green Morton was keen to find a way to perform a painless tooth extraction, when he discovered the anaesthetic properties of sulfuric ether. This wonder drug put the patient into a comatose state, allowing dentists to really get to work. It is thanks to a proactive tooth-puller that pain-free surgery is now readily available. In 1846, a dentist called William Thomas Green Morton was keen to find a way to perform a painless tooth extraction, when he discovered the anaesthetic properties of sulfuric ether. This wonder drug put the patient into a comatose state, allowing dentists to really get to work. It is thanks to a proactive tooth-puller that pain-free surgery is now readily available. In 1846, a dentist called William Thomas Green Morton was keen to find a way to perform a painless tooth extraction, when he discovered the anaesthetic properties of sulfuric ether. This wonder drug put the patient into a comatose state, allowing dentists to really get to work. It is thanks to a proactive tooth-puller that pain-free surgery is now readily available. In 1846, a dentist called William Thomas Green Morton was keen to find a way to perform a painless tooth extraction, when he discovered the anaesthetic properties of sulfuric ether. This wonder drug put the patient into a comatose state, allowing dentists to really get to work.