The International Dental Journal, Volume 24International Dental Publication Company, 1903 - Dentistry |
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Page 7
... true of teaching ; no one device or crown will do for all . the man taught only ready - made methods serve his profession or patient best . Professor McVeagh spoke here of the teaching of his- tory at Harvard as not teaching what ...
... true of teaching ; no one device or crown will do for all . the man taught only ready - made methods serve his profession or patient best . Professor McVeagh spoke here of the teaching of his- tory at Harvard as not teaching what ...
Page 39
... true , indeed . It is to a certain extent true that our systems change every seven years ; some of the tissues change oftener than that . There are periods in the life of the individual from conception to old age . which mark every ...
... true , indeed . It is to a certain extent true that our systems change every seven years ; some of the tissues change oftener than that . There are periods in the life of the individual from conception to old age . which mark every ...
Page 68
... true professional standard . The life of the average dentist is , unfortunately , mainly secluded from the world . He moves in a narrow circle , or rather remains in a measure passive while the circle of patients revolves around him ...
... true professional standard . The life of the average dentist is , unfortunately , mainly secluded from the world . He moves in a narrow circle , or rather remains in a measure passive while the circle of patients revolves around him ...
Page 69
... true the need for this lesson is as apparent to - day as it was in the past , and is more necessary in a ... true of the majority , and it is questionable whether it is true of any . They are all advertising media , and , as such ...
... true the need for this lesson is as apparent to - day as it was in the past , and is more necessary in a ... true of the majority , and it is questionable whether it is true of any . They are all advertising media , and , as such ...
Page 75
... true that mastication , or rather lack of mastication , is the prominent factor ? Is it not true , even with our delicately prepared foods , that teeth become more dense as age advances ? This , of course , does not militate against the ...
... true that mastication , or rather lack of mastication , is the prominent factor ? Is it not true , even with our delicately prepared foods , that teeth become more dense as age advances ? This , of course , does not militate against the ...
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