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REVIEW OF DENTISTRY. 285

(c) A separate practical course of Physiology during not less
than three months.
(d) A course of lectures on Surgery during not less than six
months, or one winter session.
(e) A course of lectures on Medicine during not less than
six months, or one winter session.
Students are required to attend examinations which are held
in the several classes.
Of having performed Dissections at a recognized school
5.
during not less than twelve months.
6. Of having attended, at a recognized hospital or hospitals
in the United Kingdom, the practice of Surgery and clinical lec-
tures on Surgery during two winter sessions.
Of having attended at a recognized school, two courses of
7.
lectures upon each of the following subjects, viz.: Dental Anat-
omy and Physiology (Human and Comparative), Dental Surgery,
Dental Mechanics, and one course of lectures on Metallurgy, by

lecturers recognized by this college.
Students are required to attend examinations which are held
in the several classes.
8. Of having been engaged, during a period of not less than
three years, in acquiring a practical familiarity with the details
of Mechanical Dentistry, under the instruction of a competent
practitioner. In the cases of qualified surgeons evidence of a
period of not less than two instead of three years of such instruc-
tion will be sufficient.
This instruction may be taken prior to the date of registration
as a dental student.
9. Of having attended at a recognized dental hospital, or in
the dental department of a recognized general hospital, the prac-
tice of Dental Surgery during the period of two years.
10. Of being twenty-one years of age.

[Note.—Professional study prior to the date of registration as a dental
student is not recognized except in the case of Chemistry, Practical Chemistry,
and Materia Medica, and of instruction in the details of Mechanical Dent-
istry; see Clauses 3 and 8.]

EXAMINATION FOR THE L. D. S.

The examination is partly written, partly practical, and partly
oral.