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xvi HISTORY OF DENTAL SURGERY
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James Gardette 94
Joseph La Maire 94
The Nineteenth Century— Efforts to Educate the Public 97
The Architects of Dentistry in the United States 99
Edward Hudson 99
Horace Hayden 100
John Randall 102
Leonard Koecker 102
Ghapin A. Harris—James Taylor 103
The Pacific Coast 108
Early Chicago Dentists lOis
Drs. Kennicott & Bradley, Surgeon Dentists 109
"William Kennicott 110
Eeminiscences op Early Dental Science Ill
Dental Fees Ill
The Relations of Dentistry to Jledicine 112
Early' Fathers of Dentistry in Various Parts of the World 117
Nomenclature 120
Organization for Mutual Defense. Dental Protective Assn 129
Directors and Their Powers 130
Membership 130
Dentistry in Armies and Navies 134
The United States Army Dental Corps—John Marshall 137
Report of the Committee on Army and Navy Dental Legislation 142
The organization of the Army Dental Corps 143
Suggestions Upon the Educational Requirements for Military Dental Practice.148
Further efforts for Legislation 151
HISTORY OF OPERATIVE DENTISTRY—Edmund Noyes 157
Extracts from Preface of Snell 's Book 158
A History of Dental and Oral Science in America Referred to 166
Plastic Fillings 173
Amalgam 174
"The New Departure" 181
Gold Filling—Herbst Method -. 186
Durability of Fillings by the Herbst Method 187
Preparation of Cavities—Enamel Margins 189
Conclusions 193
Inlays 20O
Treatment of the Dental Pulp 208
Pulp Destruction 209
Knocking Out Pulps 210
Capping Pulps 211
Root Fillings 212
Pulp Canal Treatment 216
Extraction and Transplantation 219
Filing 22a