. Dental Fiar. l Fig. 2 2 THE DENTAL SUMMARY have found myself very much benefited in the reading I havedone preliminary to the rewriting of this paper. TECHNIC WORK. To those who are interested in improving their methods ofcavity preparation, let me strongly urge upon you the necessityof doing much technic work in your laboratories. This workshould be done in freshly extracted teeth and plaster models nfteeth. The human teeth you design to use should be cleanedas soon as extracted and dropped into glycerine to which onedram of carbolic acid to the ounce has been added. This willkeep
. Dental Fiar. l Fig. 2 2 THE DENTAL SUMMARY have found myself very much benefited in the reading I havedone preliminary to the rewriting of this paper. TECHNIC WORK. To those who are interested in improving their methods ofcavity preparation, let me strongly urge upon you the necessityof doing much technic work in your laboratories. This workshould be done in freshly extracted teeth and plaster models nfteeth. The human teeth you design to use should be cleanedas soon as extracted and dropped into glycerine to which onedram of carbolic acid to the ounce has been added. This willkeep the teeth in good condition to work on at your leisure. The ideas which 1 am to explain to you this evening are in. Fig. 3 Fig. 4 no wise original with me, or, in fact, to any one man. They arcthe accumulated ideas of the best men of the past and presentwhich have been gathered together and systemized by V. Black. He has added to them the results of his own ex-tensive experiments and experiences, and has given them to usfor our use. We should all unite to do honor to this great man,who, I believe, has done more for the dental profession thanany man who has ever lived. I wish also at this time to givecredit to G. V. Black, C. N. Johnson and Wm. Finn, whosewritings and drawings I have liberally used in the preparationof this paper. Credit must also be given to E. K. Wedelstaedt,not so much for what he has written, but for what he has donethrough clinics and demonstrations. To G. V. Black belongs the honor of originating and sys- THE DENTAL SUMMARY 3 temizing those things which we believe to be correct in re-gard to the filling of teeth. But without E. K. Wedelstaedtthey would never have been kn
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