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28 DENTAL LAWS CONDENSED.
(Sec. 2.) Materia medica, therapeutics, anesthetics and path-
ology.
Theoretical operative dentistry, practical operative
(Sec. 3.)
dentistry and oral surgery.
(Sec. 4.) Theoretical prosthetic dentistry, practical pros-
thetic dentistry and metallurgy.
(Sec. 5.) Orthodontia, crown and bridge work and chemistry.
Practical Operative Dentistry : Each candidate must bring
his patients, also all instruments.
A chair and engine v/ill be provided.
The cavity must be reasonably difficult.
Cavities for gold must be approximal.
Candidate may use any style of gold excepting crystal,
sponge or mat gold.
One gold and one amalgam filling will be required.
Practical Prosthetic Dentistry : The applicant must present
a full upper set, invested and ready for soldering. This must con-
sist of a gold or silver plate, with soldered band over a set of
single gum teeth, ground and backed, band and backing of the
same material as plate. The plate must be struck from dies made
from an impression of a movith, and the articulating model, with
the plate, when soldered, must be submitted for inspection. The
plate must be removed from the investment by the applicant
before the examiner.
The candidate must bring solder, blowpipe and rubber tubing
at least six feet long for connection with gas outlet. The plate
must be properly invested and ready for heating, with a sufficient
quantity of solder and flux ready for use.
No excuse will be accepted for failure to comply with these
instructions.
An affidavit will be required stating that the work, prepara-
tory to soldering, from the taking of the impression to the final
investment, was done by the applicant without assistance from
anyone. When examination is completed satisfactorily the plate
wnll be returned to candidate. The board will not be responsible
after thirty days for its return.
First.—The theoretical examinations will commence prompt-
ly at 9 a. m. on the days designated, and continue until appli-
cants have been examined. Notice will be sent each candidate
when he will be required to solder his plate, and also when to
bring patient for operating.
Second.—Each candidate will receive a card, with his exam-
ination number. By this number shall the candidate be known
throughout the examination.
Third.—Applicants shall affix to their examination papers
their number only, and, on the completion of each paper, shall
present the card to the examiner in charge of that section for his

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