205:, because of his pro-Napoleonic past, he was subject to police surveillance and accused of conspiracy. He therefore left France and began to travel especially as his services were requested by European monarchs. At the same time, these travels allowed him to enrich his body of knowledge. His reputation as a specialist in the aesthetic aspects of prostheses had to be asserted at every stage of his travels. In 1815 he was appointed dentist to the Bavarian King
221:. In 1823 he was appointed "Dental Surgeon of the Russian Imperial Court". On 20 June 1825, his presence in Madrid was requested by Ferdinand VII. After several trips across Europe, he returned to Madrid where he worked as a dentist of the King's Chamber until 1835. In 1827, after another brief period in Paris, he went to Naples hoping to set up a factory for the manufacture of artificial teeth similar to the one he had just built in Paris. But the
186:, learned their art, which he found lucrative, and began to practice it with skill and luck. He had finally found a field of activity that he liked and devoted himself enthusiastically to it. Thus he became an itinerant dentist, working outdoors. Fascinated by this field, he decided to go to France to perfect and deepen his knowledge of dentistry. In 1795, Giuseppangelo Fonzi moved to Paris to train where
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The one-piece ceramic dentures of its predecessors are replaced by dentures where the teeth are baked one by one, placing a platinum pin in each of them, then inserted on a base and held in place with this hook. He mastered the problem of instability of prostheses for which the volumetric shrinkage
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impression of the mouth from which he made a plaster model of the toothless jaw. After taking a clay impression of this model, Fonzi then cast it in bronze. On this bronze replica he applied a platinum plate which gave the exact shape of the toothless arch. Fixation to other parts by means of
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teeth with a real practical sense. He learned chemistry and began to make what he called "terro-metallic" teeth himself. He allowed aesthetic choices and, above all, the fixing of ceramic teeth with different possibilities of attachment systems on metal bases possible, while understanding the
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authorities refused him the concession because of his republican past and he decided to return to the French capital. However, his business fortunes were beginning to decline and in 1835 he sold his factory to a nephew. He lived for a time in Madrid, then ill, he settled in
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company produced for Dubois de Chémant porcelain pastes for the manufacture of artificial teeth. Dubois de Chémant is at the origin of the beginnings of a small industrial production of ceramic teeth. In London, he may have had exchanges with
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prostheses made for him, following the deterioration of his own teeth. Soon, the stench of this porous and therefore unhealthy ivory bothered him and he considered making
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