The Dental Register
1901; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
C. M. Wright, T. E. Constant, A. W. Harlan, Herman Fleck, J. H. Prothero, C. W. Johnson,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Dental Register. Essay: New Appliances, A New Method of Making Dummies, Making the Matrix for a Seamless Crown, Gold and Felt Foil Filling, Extension for Prevention Read before the Ohio State Dental Society, December, 1900, Filling Broken-Down Teeth with the Aid of a Matrix, A New Method of Swaging Metal Plates, Cast Aluminum Plates, A Banded Logan Crown, The Following Are the Subjects on Which Candidates for Positions as Contract Dental Surgeons in the Army, Are Examined, Bibliography, The Use of Rubber Dam When Setting Logan Crowns, The Ohio Journal Quotes from the Journal of the British Dental Association a Description of How One Mr. Rippon, Solders Gold Crowns on an "Asbestos Wig", Gold and Tin as a Filling Material, Oxyphosphate Cements, The Following Officers Were Elected at the Recent Meeting of the Ohio State Dental Society, at Columbus, The Ohio, Indiana and Michigan Triennial Gathering of All the Dentists, with Their Wives or Sweethearts, Will Take Place June 4, 5 and 6, 1901, at Indianapolis, The Next Regular Meeting of the Southwestern Michigan Dental Association Will Be Held at Battle Creek, Tuesday and Wednesday, April 9 and 10, 1901, A Modified Matrix, and Another Method of Supporting a Bridge, Pulp Digestion Read before the International Dental Congress at Paris, August 8, 1900, The Eruption of the Teeth, Contour Fillings with Soft Foil, Clinics Given at Ohio State Dental Society Gold Filling with Smooth Pluggers, Indents Brief Articles of Technical or Scientific Value Will Receive Notice and Comment. Contributions Invited, Porcelain Inlays, Alpha and Beta Naphthol. Editorial: Dr. Walton, in Items of Interest, Recommends 25 Percent Pyrozone, Applied on Cotton, to Assist in Removing Nerve Broaches Broken off in Pulp Canals, To Remove the Offensive Smell of Iodoform, Wash the Hands in Soap and Water, Rinse with Dilute Aqua Ammonia, after Which Apply Lemon Juice or Vinegar,
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