A Manual of Practical Dentistry for Students
and Practitioners.
BY
MORTON SMALE, M.R.C.S., L.S.A., L.D.S.,
Dental Surgeon to St. Mary’s Hospital; Dean of the
School, Dental Hospital of London; Member of Board
of Examiners in Dental Surgery, Royal College of
Surgeons of England.
AND
J. F. COLYER, L.R.C.P., M.R.C.S., L.D.S.,
Dental Surgeon and Lecturer on Dental Surgery to
Charing Cross Hospital and to the Dental Hospital
of London.
334 illustrations. 407 pp. and Index. 8vo, cloth.
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FOOTNOTES:
[1] A description of the different instruments in general use for the
removal of the various teeth will be found in chapter ii.
[2] A description of the form of each tooth, with respect to its
bearing upon the construction of forceps and its removal, will be
found in chapter ii.
[3] The following is a useful formula:--
℞ Liquoris potassæ Ʒvi.
Acidi carbolici glacialis Ʒij.
Aquam ad. ℥viii.
_M._ One teaspoonful to be used with half a tumbler-full of warm water
as a mouth wash.
[4] “A System of Surgery” (edited by Frederick Treves), vol. i., page
292.
[5] “Dental Pathology and Surgery,” page 340.
[6] _Transactions Odontological Society_, vol. iii., page 138.
[7] _Transactions Odontological Society_, vol. xxviii., page 3.
[8] _Journal British Dental Association_, vol. xiv., page 727.
[9]
℞ Acidi gallici Ʒij.
Ft. pulv. viij.
One powder every two hours until the hæmorrhage ceases.
[10] Perchloride of iron should be avoided as a styptic, it nearly
always contains some free acid, and is therefore detrimental to the
teeth; in addition to this it leads to extensive clotting in the
veins, as well as to a certain amount of sloughing of the gums.
[11]
℞ Acidi gallici Ʒij.
Ft. pulv. viij.
One powder every two hours until the hæmorrhage ceases.
[12]
℞ Liq. ferri perchloridi ♏xxv.
Aquæ chloroformi Ʒij.
Aquam ad ℥j.
Mitte ℥viij.
M. Two tablespoonfuls every three hours until the hæmorrhage ceases.
[13]
℞ Ext. ergotæ liquidi ♏xx.
Acidi sulphurici diluti ♏x.
Aquam rosæ ad. ℥j.
Mitte ℥viij.
M. Two tablespoonfuls every three hours until the hæmorrhage ceases.
[14] Injectio ergotini hypodermica B.P.: 1 of ergotine to 2 of camphor
water. Dose 3 to 10 minims, made as required.
[15] _Dental Record_, vol. xi., p. 425.
[16] Common salt, Ʒj., water 0j. at 99° F.
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