The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-03

-''"y ou Oldl surgery, Dy Dr. spur
geon, of Hillsboro, the meeting adjourned
until 2:30 m
Al The afternoon session Dr. William
Lynch, supervisor of clinics, presented /
his report, which was read and accepted. |
The following is the report
AS supervisor Of clinics during the |
present session of the North Carolina
Dental Society, it becomes my duty to |
render report of the operations per
formed. | think the members generally
will agree with me that the work done
was Of a superior order and well calcu-
lated to inspire each one with desire to
excel
DR.. D. f Everett performed beautiful
operations on the approximal surfaces Of
right and left superior centrals, filling
the body of the cavities with soft foil
driven in with the automatic and finish
ing the surface with cohesive gold.
DR.. 7, NJ. Hunter, of Fayetteville, in
his artistic manner filled the approximal
surfaces Of left superior bicuspids con-
touring them and anchoring into the
grinding surface of each tooth. The
Filings were commenced with crystal
mat gold and finished with one thousand
fine cohesive gold.
Professor Frank Holland, of Atlanta,
gave an instructive clinic by inserting
proximal surfaces of right central and
lateral. The second was the skilful and
artistic operation of cOntOuring the left
superior second bicuspi1 and molar.
The cavities were prepared by filling
partially with cement making the an
chOrages in the masticating surfaces and
retaining points at the cervical edges.
DR.. Sidney P. Hillard contoured the
| left central building out as we'll the cut
! ting edge, making a beautiful filling.
Dr.. |. n. Carr gave an interesting ex
| 1ibitiOn of the treatment Of an abscessed
| tooth with tistulOus opening by Pyrozone
treatment, making a success of the oper-
alton.
| DR.. J. S. Spurgeon filled the right lat
era! incisor, using quarter century gold
foil finishing with cohesive, making All
excellent filling.
DR.. w. J. Conrad gave an instructive
clinic filling the approximal surfaces Of
right superior, lateral and central incis-
ors, commencing with soft handmade
cylinders, finishing with cohesive gold
| The filings were we'll and skillfuly made.
| The Perry separator was used as the
teeth had not been previously separated.
The society is greatly indebted to Mr..
Selby, representing the S. S. White Den
tai Manufacturing Co., for the finest ex
hibit ever given in the state and also for
many cOurtesies shown, allowing US to
clinic in his rooms and furnishing chairs.
and also to the Wilmington Dental Manu-
facuring Co. for its attractive exhibit OF
dental goods. Respectfully submitted
WILLIAM LYNCH.
Drs. Everett and Hillard were ap
pointed committee to escort the officers
elect to the rostrum for installation.
The retiring president, Dr.. Rominger
made a beautiful and touchiog speech
which called forth responses from al
parts Of the large audience.
A vote of thanks on the part Of the so
ciety was unanimously rendered MI
: Howell Cobb, Of the Carolina, to th'
commissioners Of Durham county, to iht
railroads, to local dentists and the Colder
Belt Club for courtesies extended.
The State Dental Examining Board i
now composed as follows: Dr. Y. Z
= Turner, Raleigh, chairman; DR.. J +
! Griffith, Salisbury, secretary; DR.. j /
|. Matthews, Wilmington, DR.. S. p. Hill
lizard, Rocky Mount, Dr.. E. L Hunter
Fayetteville, DR.. J. w. Hunter, Salem.
J. The board holds its next meeting wit
+ the State Dental Association at Sail:
y buay next may.
! The board then adjourned sine die.
: Many of the members left on the di
A. forent trains to day.
They express themselves highl
please with Durham, and this meeting {
the association.
d. With these genial men go the goo
u wishes of the citizens of Durham.
. The following were granted license
practice dentistry by the state ezamlnlr
y board
Edward II. Goldberg, Newbern; Fra
IF els A. Macon, Warrenton; Joseph
= Belts, Maxtop; J. E. Hawthorne, Ash
Or Vile: Phineas E. Horton, Winsto
s. Henry Clay Daniel, Lexington; ".
, Mizelle, Windsor; David 5. Ray, Jone
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