. Tentative plans of the Forsyth Dental Infirmary to be established in memory of James Bennett Forsyth and George Henry Forsyth . bewithin easy access of each operator. VENTILATION The infirmary is to be heated by radiators between the win-dows and ventilated by humid air brought in beneath thewindows by means of fans. Impure air will be taken outthrough the skylight. ACCESSORY ROOMS The end of the right wing has been set apart for an ortho-dontia laboratory, a room for plastic work, and a room for themanipulation of porcelain. Above these is a mezzanine floorwith a large reserve room. Waiting
. Tentative plans of the Forsyth Dental Infirmary to be established in memory of James Bennett Forsyth and George Henry Forsyth . bewithin easy access of each operator. VENTILATION The infirmary is to be heated by radiators between the win-dows and ventilated by humid air brought in beneath thewindows by means of fans. Impure air will be taken outthrough the skylight. ACCESSORY ROOMS The end of the right wing has been set apart for an ortho-dontia laboratory, a room for plastic work, and a room for themanipulation of porcelain. Above these is a mezzanine floorwith a large reserve room. Waiting and consultation rooms are found at the end of theleft wing, together with the stairway from the general waitingroom below. Above these is a mezzanine room for X Ray pur-poses. Adjoining the supply room is a stairway descending to theextracting room (vide infra). CHAIRS There will be 64 chairs in the outside row; 44 additionalchairs can be accommodated in a second row. From base tobase the chairs will be set 7 feet 3 inches apart. The secondline of chairs will be 8 feet 6 inches from the first line. This ■ h z s SBH] 2 ^. < O t-<o Jt4 »• OO OO </3 THE INFIRMARY FLOOR will afford ample room for each operator, and will give him adegree of privacy which the crowded floors of most dentalclinics preclude. Although most of the children coming to the infirmary fortreatment will be in the custody of school nurses, their num-bers will be so great that to care for them in the immediatevicinity of the operating room would be unwise. Conse-quently a special entrance from the park on the north has beenprovided. In the general waiting room in the basement ac-commodations for checking outer garments and making thenecessary toilets are provided. The children can be amusedand cared for, either in the large waiting room, or allowed toplay in the park, as conditions permit. When summoned, they will proceed in small squads to thewaiting room at the head of the stairs in the left win
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