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APPENDIX

As a suggestion to those Avho use this book as a text in college
teaching, the author submits the following courses based on the
subject matter of the foregoing chapters and illustrations. Herein
are also shown the author's selection of instruments for doing the
work and Dr. Rathbun's "dentech" to take the place of the pa-
tients.
While carrying out this course the freshman completes the first
seventeen chapters. During the second year the student hurriedly
revicAvs the first seventeen chapters and completes the remainder of
the book. The courses in both the first and second years are quiz
courses. The third year students review the book entirely with
the teacher giving lectures elaborating on each subject by adding
personal ideas to give individuality to the course. The fourth
year is devoted to a study of the subject as presented by other writ-
ers, each member of the class writing papers for the consideration
of his fellow-classmen, who should be allowed to discuss the papers
presented.

Operative and Dental Anatomy Technic Courses
FRESHMAN YEAR.
First Semester.
(1) Fourteen plaster tooth carvings, three times Black's measure-
ments.
Second Semester.
(2) Fourteen bone tooth carvings, average measurements.
(3) Six bone tooth carvings from models of extracted teeth.
(4) Nine cavities as assigned in technic block, finished March Ist.
(5) Twenty-four cavities as assigned in fourteen plaster teeth,
finished May 1st. (See Figs. 13 and 14.)
JUNIOR YEAR.
First Semester.
(6) Fill nine cavities in technic block.
(7) Mount bone carvings and natural teeth on "dentech." (See
Fig. 177.)
(8) Fill natural teeth as per following list.
A. Second lower molar. Occlusal. Class One cavity. Expose
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