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" THE MUTUAL DUTIES OF THE PROFESSION AND THE PUBLIC Dentists are frequent witnesses, and at the same time the best judges, of the impositions perpetrated by quacks, and it is their duty to enlighten and warn the public in regard to them. For this and many... "
Transactions of the National Dental Association at the ... Annual Session ... - Page 255
by National Dental Association - 1903
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Transactions of the American Dental Association, Volume 13

American Dental Association - Dentistry - 1873 - 230 pages
...principle governs, there can be no conflict, or even diversity, of professional interests. ARTICLE IV. THE MUTUAL DUTIES OF THE PROFESSION AND THE PUBLIC....and warn the public in regard to them. For this and the many other benefits conferred by the competent and honorable dentists, the profession is entitled...
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The Pennsylvania Journal of Dental Science, Volume 1

Dentistry - 1874 - 542 pages
...can be no conflict or diversity of personal interest. ARTICLE IV. Mutual Duties of the Profession ami the Public. Dentists are frequent witnesses, and at...impositions perpetrated by quacks, and it is their duty to warn and enlighten the public in regard to them, when advisable. For this and many other benefits conferred...
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Annual Meeting of the National Dental Association

American Dental Association - Dentistry - 1883 - 488 pages
...can be no conflict, or even diversity, of professional interests. AETICLB IV. THE MUTUAL DUTIES OP THE PROFESSION AND THE PUBLIC. Dentists are frequent...and warn the public in regard to them. For this and the many other benefits conferred by the competent and honorable dentist, the profession is entitled...
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Proceedings of the Twenty-fifth Annual Meeting: Of the New England Dental ...

New England Dental Society - Dentistry - 1888 - 122 pages
...principle governs, there can be no conflict or even diversity of professional interests. ARTICLE IV. — THE MUTUAL DUTIES OF THE PROFESSION AND THE PUBLIC....benefits conferred by the competent and honorable Dentist, the profession is entitled to the confidence and respect of the public, who should always...
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Proceedings of the New England Dental Society

1888 - 112 pages
...principle governs, there can be no conflict or even diversity of professional interests. ARTICLE IV.—THE MUTUAL DUTIES OF THE PROFESSION AND THE PUBLIC. Dentists...benefits conferred by the competent and honorable Dentist, the profession is entitled to the confidence and respect of the public, who should always...
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Proceedings of the Twenty-fifth Annual Meeting: Of the New England Dental ...

New England Dental Society - Dentistry - 1888 - 124 pages
...principle governs, there can be no conflict or even diversity of professional interests. ARTICLE IV. — THE MUTUAL DUTIES OF THE PROFESSION AND THE PUBLIC....enlighten and warn the public in regard to them. For NEW ENGLAND DENTAL SOCIETY. this and many other benefits conferred by the competent and honorable Dentist,...
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Dominion Dental Journal, Volume 9

Dentistry - 1897 - 478 pages
...principie governs, there can be no conflict, or even diversity of professional interests. Sec. 10. Dentists are frequent witnesses, and at the same time...and warn the public in regard to them. For this and the many other benefits conferred by the competent, honorable dentists, the profession is entitled...
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Physicians' and Dentists' Directory of the State of Michigan

1893 - 158 pages
...principle governs, there can be no conflict or even diversity of professional interests. Art. IV. — The Mutual Duties of the Profession and the Public....and warn the public in regard to them. For this and the many other benefits conferred by the competent and honorable dentist, the profession is entitled...
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Pacific Medico-dental Gazette, Volume 6

Dentistry - 1898 - 764 pages
...diversity, of professional interests. ARTICLE IV.— MUTUAL DUTIES OF THE PROFESSION AND THE PUBUC. Dentists are frequent witnesses, and at the same time the best judges, of the imposition perpetrated by quacks, and it is their duty to enlighten and warn the public in regard to...
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Official Bulletin of the National Dental Association, Volume 1

National Dental Association - Dentistry - 1913 - 374 pages
...to the family dentist or calculated to weaken the patient's confidence in him; and if the interest of the patient will not be endangered thereby, the...benefits conferred by the competent and honorable dentist, the profession is entitled to the confidence and respect of the public, who should always...
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