Practical Dentistry
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If patient returns with slough, cleanse with 3 per cent, pyro- zone ; apply campho-phenique to relieve pain ; dry surface and coat several times with comp. tinct. benzoin. — A. C.
Hart, Pacific M. D. Gazette.
Mentho-phenol Mouth Wash. — Melt together one part phenol crystals and three parts menthol crystals. Soluble in alcohol, ether, chloroform, or the essential oils. A three per cent, aqueous solution makes a good mouth wash for infections or ulcerative affections of the mouth. — William ScHA...EFFER, Mcdicol Joumal.
Formalin an Ideal Antiseptic and Disinfectant. — With the facts before us, we feel that at last an ideal antiseptic and disinfectant has been found, in the use of formalin in place of heat, steam, carbolic acid, and bichlorid of mercury, in all places where complete disinfection is desired. — Car- roll O. Southard, Sou. PaciHc Med. Jour.
Cleansing the Teeth. — The teeth ought to be cleaned after each meal, by any proceeding which will do it the most effectually.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If patient returns with slough, cleanse with 3 per cent, pyro- zone ; apply campho-phenique to relieve pain ; dry surface and coat several times with comp. tinct. benzoin. — A. C.
Hart, Pacific M. D. Gazette.
Mentho-phenol Mouth Wash. — Melt together one part phenol crystals and three parts menthol crystals. Soluble in alcohol, ether, chloroform, or the essential oils. A three per cent, aqueous solution makes a good mouth wash for infections or ulcerative affections of the mouth. — William ScHA...EFFER, Mcdicol Joumal.
Formalin an Ideal Antiseptic and Disinfectant. — With the facts before us, we feel that at last an ideal antiseptic and disinfectant has been found, in the use of formalin in place of heat, steam, carbolic acid, and bichlorid of mercury, in all places where complete disinfection is desired. — Car- roll O. Southard, Sou. PaciHc Med. Jour.
Cleansing the Teeth. — The teeth ought to be cleaned after each meal, by any proceeding which will do it the most effectually.
What to read after Practical Dentistry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Broomell, Isaac Norman, 1858-1941 to read onlineMoreLess
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