The American Journal of Dental Science
1845; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
William W. Dwinelle, Edwin Saunders, L. P. Brockett, Jesse W. Cook, William Harnett, William Lintott, Martin K. Bridges,
ResumoFrontmatter: The American Journal of Dental Science. Essay: Boston Society of Natural History, Professional Items, Lecture on Tooth-Ache. Delivered at St. Thomas's Hospital, in the Session of 1844-5, by Edwin Saunders, Esq., M. R. C. S., Surgeon Dentist to St. Thomas's Hospital, and to the London Institution for Diseases of the Teeth, &c. &c., Ohio College of Dental Surgery, in Cincinnati.—First Session, 1845-46, Collectanea, Nasal Calculi, Bibliographical Notices The Forceps. Journal of Dental Surgery, and the Collateral Arts and Sciences. London, 1845, Reproduction of Bone in Necrosis, Mr. Hodgson Said That It Appeared to Be a Disease of the Medullary Membrane, Malignant Tumor of the Inferior Maxilla, The Dental Mirror, and Brooklyn Annual Visitor, for 1845. By Martin K. Bridges, D. D. S., Prepared American Oil Stone, Electro Magnetism, Porcelain Teeth, Division of the Teeth into Two Classes. One Called the Temporary or Milk; the Other the Adult or Permanent. Period of the Change of the Teeth Called Molting. Error of Those Who Believe in a Third Dentition. Translated from the French of Delabarre, by A., Miscellaneous Notices, Case of United Fracture of Five Years and a Half Duration Undulated, On the Application of Artificial Teeth upon the Atmospheric Pressure, or Suction Principle. By William Harnett, Dentist of New York, Growing Potatoes by Galvanism, Is the Negro Subject to Hare-Lip, Supernumerary Teeth, Perpetual Feast of a Budhist, Quackery in High Places. By William W. Dwinelle, Fellow of the American Society of Dental Surgeons, Artificial Incubation, General Nervous Debility, Induced by Decayed Teeth. By L. P. Brockett, M. D., of Georgetown, Ky., Misapprehension, Quack Advertisements, On the Frequent Spontaneous Cure of Pulmonary Consumption, and the Indications Furnished by Pathology for Its Rational Treatment, On the Exchange of the Deciduous for the Permanent Incisor Teeth. By William Lintott, Esq., Multiple Essay Items, Excision of the Teeth, Case of Poisoning by Hydrocyanic Acid, The Privileges and Duties of the Members of the American Society of Dental Surgeons. By the Syracuse Editor, Dosing and Drugging, Prestat's Adhesive Plaster, New Postage Law, The Faculty of the Ohio College of Dental Surgery, in Issuing This, Their First Announcement, Do It with Feelings of Deep Responsibility.
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