Dental Jurisprudence: An Epitome of the Law of Dentistry and Dental Surgery (Classic Reprint)

This work has been prepared with the view of arranging in concise and readable form those principles and rales of law which most affect the dentist in his individual and professional capacity. It is a development of a course of lectures which the writer has been delivering to classes of dental stndents since 1895, and embodies what he found most useful and interesting to the progressive, inqniring mind of the student. It is believed the work will be instructive to any practitioner who desires to inform himself on this very important subject. While the curricula of dental colleges have scheduled this subject for a number of years, it has been the observation of the writer that the instruction has frequently been limited to a few talks on the ethics of the profession, with a possible discourse by some distinguished jurist on his erperience in having a tooth extracted or some equally weighty legal topic. This condition of affairs has not been due to any lack of appreciation of the importance of the subject but because Dcinz.
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