, 1866-05-10


cousin, 80 miles; from Chicago to Fulton,
Illinois, 1SG miles; from Chicago to Freeport,
1a1 miles; from kenosha, Wisconsin, to
Rockford, g; miles, and from Belvidere to Be-
lott, Il miles. The United States rssenae n
The fee for recording WAS $500.
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STATE DENTAL SOCIETY.
Annual ses.lon-Seeond Day-Dlscus.
sIon-Dectluou.lTee
The Illinois State Den. al soclely. now in seselon
IN this city, met Yesterday morning at nine O'Clock
pnr- uan1 10 adjournment Of tho day prevtous-Dr-
LeWi- IN the Chair.
Amer reading aud approval OF the minutes, the
members proceeded 10 the discussion Of the snb-
jects selected BY the committee appointed for
Of deeiduoos teeth Interesting remarks were
TsSs Fa by Nssr Ago. r. Sherwood R.s oveshol'ar
1he meeting next look up the fuh)ec. Of the pro
per ne,hoa OF The treatment Of decay IN dee'd1ous
teeth
Dr.. Sherwood stated that his plan Of prsetica was
10 ale the decay from the smaller teeth. but m the
cases ot the molaE te+th hc invariably nlted them
fen, tn properly preparing .he cavity, 70 that the
nlnng Woulo prcse1sa the teeth for any great length
OF l1ne. In e1sez where he could noE keep them
STILL he had destzuJed&he pulp I'LL aIteGu He
rhort t1ttnge, had succeeded In preparing the csy-
n.y. He had found benefit in Using lime water IN
Dz. Foitz, Dr. Sherwood, and DIS. Noble, Laws,
Wilson. Park. and Others. offered remarks.
PRESIDENT Lewis eaid be had had but little expe-
rerce in treating decsduous teeth. He had 7lleu
good many, and generally w,lh ama1Can. He hao
never, IN hi.ten or inentZ years experiences. seen
destroy the nerves IN many deciduous teeth. and
had found 1t oiueu1t 10 ret parents to consent to
i..they wanted The teeth taken out, and the ehlld
relieved nom suffering: When be fonad teeth u
Dr. Wilson offered suggestion that The order OF
The society long lime betorr lis mee,lng occur
red. That which hAd deferred him fso,n destroying
the pulp OF TOOTH WAS that 1t arrested ahsopL1on
but be didn't know bur II would he he'ter tnan to
remove The teeth. II was 4 question IN his mind
whether or not it was best 10 rrmoTe The tooth or
aap e 10 bss EEK @
would be satIsfed. =.
w'h analgam instead Of gold. He had done 1t, in
rome instances. m one and half minutes.
DR.. Dan raw no objection to analgam, but
| thought that 1t would take him two minutes AZ
ter The subject had been discussed At some length
the society passed 10 the consideration of-"tn.
der what circumstances should dccidunus teeth be
ihe permanent tce,hy The sub,ecr was discus ssd
| BY Dn- Wt:on, Foltz, Dean and Overholser,
The reSt question ofdiscusslon was-s' Ine prop
ef treatment Of frst penn ,nent n1ol1rs." Opinions
On the point seemed 10 be divided eome Of the gen
ttmcn argu1pg in favor OF The removal OF he do
ciduous tee,tf and others in tavor Of treang them
a. they w0ui1 permanent iee1h. &e5ars. Ove,bot
ler. .fol,z, Wilson, Dem aud cushing paruei
The next question: dteeussed was. VIM nsup4.a
1 ton Of gold Is betl for filing terth?
Dr o. WIS On believed tha. the softer The foil the
better. With II bis trying hr W2s ursbIs 10 Pre-
voaa He e.
the adhesive foil, and nsed It great DEAL but WIS
| more successful N uelnc eo(i foil.
p. nou5insst was oee!aeay IN la.os OF crysta!
MI be found what he considered better. lie on;
used foil ior Old lang tllfns The advantage ol
GJetal eola over foil was Its Welding properties
been IN attempting 10 work il TOO rapidly. de used
II IN email pleces. lie thought lha. prejudice hsd
hten created against crystal gold from The use Of an
1T. Gushing beliered that some could have IS
good flipe With soft foil others con15 w,ih nd
hesire foil or c3slal gold. in fllins cavities. He
was IN advocate OF adhesive fofl
Dr.. Eaker had formerly Used c1yest gold. In come
cares bnt within a few years he had found they
could do The same thing with foil, spd he liked It
better &c combined tot -soli, or annealed gold,
IT, Park leaned TO I'll teeth with .ofs foil, but
t1nce hls ahse nee om the city. had tz1ed different
gold. Which be described At some isngsh. neeouia
pack more soft gold Into cavity than he could ad.
hestve gold, and mad come 10 the couclualon thas
he gould work the non-adheeise gold more rapidly
Or. Sherwood had used great variety Of maau.
faclured gold, hut a. standby he rsed soft foil,
u AP9Tt s1a int ne proper naea Tor teeth
Some used one material, Of had particular method
Of using it. He had seen as gooa operations With
fqt fol- ~ shs..a w1,h ;a gai Eoid md With
It deperced more the .A,ll Of The operator thai,
an, fling else. He thought that In theluae na{ors
| ty Of cases. mofe could be accomplished
lnRth Of lime Isitn eott ioIl than Win
naiertais. u had the property Of takins
Ter. ard wouid ptess to ,ls place large
tn given length Of lime than That OF az
Dt. Sherwood Invited the members OFT
10 qn u biz room In the evening, 10 wlu
experiments With protox,de Of Nitrogen
meeting then adjourned TIL baltpasx two
| AFTERNOON HEls1oS.
The Society took Nd for discussion III
ment Of exposed pl1p7 and hli1ng pulp -,
Dr. n. s. Dean slated, that when he =; -,
| nerve e1poscd, he tnvatably used uys. So
bned With creo:ote.
Of treating the pulp ofeEery tooth. Muco uepena-
Cd on The monlh, the person and the constitution.
Dr. oyetholser conceded with Dr.. Wilson In the
Dr.. Fol1z snil tha. come uze.i arSsn,c and c1es.
! sole alone, While oher- combined morphine. He
fDroduccd ttnfo the caviy and let remain eig1,
may b, arc then removed he pup. eieaued oal
lhe easts! as much n posnh-. stopped mp the out
as aUs m M M ~ 91 a I'd her
noe1ng else.
Dr. CIouse combined two parts or morphiue With
one OF arsenic, and crepsote sufficient to make
pastc Of il. The adyuntaee wss that there mas NOT
ctt1a~------1--As inu-trn mnch arsep,c into
Or. Houffneer never allowed preparation 10 IL
rain tn the ,ootl4 TO excetu eight hours, and
where there vas single roo', only sl1 hnuts. Hs
s hs1 Is; detrimental III the tooth
Dr.. altauch expressed Views similar to those
already gwen. He made 1t point to use small
quantity Of artenls-ouiy as much as WA necessasy
Dr.. Albert did lot think, with great mnnv that
the destruction OF the pulp mechanical pro-
| cess hy any means. He supposed Ihat lhc arsenic
destroy ed the =suc. Tar a. 1t goes. by strangu-
| la,soD, The snme a. hanging man. The trouble
| caused by Hrfeulc he tho1ght was owing to tho
huuelipg use OF 1t. lie bad frequently seen csses
whefe densis had rot been carelul o. Its u.e when
| pcrte Of the tooth he'd been dcstfo--' r. *n-"-e
| projected to t'eiall his mnnner oil -
l puIps, nnt filing cayities, and -, :
| propoeed questions which ellc1te,
ilcn en- the subject. ~
| ETae Executive Committee ret
| Wilson tud Stone i. members Of 50
Wilson as an honorary aud Dr.
| me nber.
DE- UaskcIl exhibited two spe
our dissecsfcns. ono ccn.tstfDen
human kead ard Eace, and The 9th
arm showing auscioIoRfca1 stu
srctions were made by II. +.
lat Nfuter. student Of
this city, preparatory to gradual
ratl DENIAL College.
The meeting then ad}9nrne. -
o'clock in the evening.