The Dental Times, Vol. 7 (Classic Reprint)

The Dental Times is a quarterly journal that is written for, and dedicated to dental science. It is edited and published by the faculty of the Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery. This publication contains many articles that are original to print, ensuring that the reader is viewing them for the first time (no reprints) and that the information is cutting edge. The book also shares information on a variety of dental associations for the reader interested in information about particular dental groups.

Each article and essay is written by qualified clinicians well versed in dental work and the field of Dentistry. Articles in this volume specific to dental work include: The Enamel Membrane and the Membrana Praeformativa; Displacement of a Tooth Germ by a Blow; and The Air Chamber, or Suction Cavity. The volume also houses several articles that pertain specifically to dental care such as: On Preservation of the Teeth; and Fungus Growth – Periodontitus. Some of the essays in this book deal with the ethical side of dentistry, such as: professional quackery, and professional ingratitude. There are also articles about the study of dentistry: Male vs. Female Medical Students, and A Statistical Notice of the Clinics in the Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery. The book also contains information on dental associations, dental law, and dental lectures of note.

The quarterly publication, The Dental Times, contains a well-spring of information about dentistry for the interested reader. This book is a good reference for those intrigued by dentistry and those who want an historic glimpse into dental work and dental policies.

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