The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
REUNION OF WELL
KNOWN DENTISTS
They Come From MARYLAND, District
Of Columbia and Virginia.
DR.. HODGES WELCOMES THEM
To the City in an Appropriate .Ad-
dress-A Large Numi,cr OF Papers
ON Dentistry Read and Discuss
cd by the Visitors Banquet.

On Yesterday morning at 1920 o CLOCK
the fourtf, reunion meeting OF the VIZ
GINA State Denta! Association. the Us
trict of Columbia Dental Society ahu Inc
Maryland State Dental Assocaatfofl was vas
hetd In the dental lecture room at the
University College OF Medicine. The re-
union viii last three days, with a grand
BANQUET at Ford s Hotel at O'Clock ms
evening Carriage drives and VISITS 10
,,laces of interest about the city Will
add To the pleasure of the dentists during
their stay here
The gentlemen attending the reunion
are some of the most prominent dentists,
as well as influential citizens, from Viz
s,iria, MARYLAND and the District OF
Columbia. many of them being connecteu
with dental and medical colleges IN
washington, Baltimore and Richmond.
a large number of students and physf-
clans are attending the meetings OF the
dentists, which are highly enjoyable
The following is the proceedings OF the
first days session:
MORNING SESSION.
The chairman, Dr.. D. n Rust, called
the meeting, to order, after which prayer
was offered by Rev. Dr. 1. NJ Mercer.
The address OF welcome was delivered
by DR.. J. Allison Hodges, of this city,
and was responded to by DR. f. E.
cruzen. president of the Maryland State
u,
bott, president of the District OF
Columbia Dental Society.
An interesting and instructive paper
on .-Hygienic Dentistry was read by
Dr. w. II. Ewaid. of Portsmouth. fol-
lowed by discussions upon the subject
by the visiting dentists.
The second paper, entitled IN wars
to Conc. by DR.. L. Ashley Taught. OF
Philadelphia, was read, and discussions
were made by Drs. Smith, Edward
Eggleston and others.
DR. L. Walker. of Portsmouth, read
very Interesting paper on the dental
profession. which was humorous and
instructive.
There are about 100 dentists in attend
ance at the sessions of the reunion
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session began at 2
O'Clock. The following papers were read
and discussed by the dentists:
porcelain Crowns and 1nlays." by DR..
w. A. Capon, of Philadelphia.
Gaping Exposed Pulps. Removing
Live Nerves with Cocaine and Carboic
Acid by DR.. j. Hall Moore, of
Richmond.
..Non-Cohesive d-Filling-Approxima
Cavity" by DR.. Cyrus n. Gingrich. OF
Baltimore.
XVIII Clinic upon Any Surgical Case
"
New York.
demonstration of the Jackson System
of Regulating Teeth with exhibition
of Models. by DIR. Henry Is. Noble, Of
Washington.
exhibition of Prosthetic Work in
Nulcanite. Ce,iuoid and Continuous
Cum by DR.. W. Warrington Evans. Of
Washington. ~ stis
Irrigation for the Relief of Inflamma-
tory Conditions of the Mouth by DR..
Henry C. Jones. of Richmond
.'Approximo-Cervical Contour Combi-
nation Filling of Amalgam and Gold,
by DR. j. NJ. Parker, of 6eldsboro, N. c.
(. Jenkins System of Porcelain Filings.
by DR.. w. N Cogan, of Washington.
Gold Filling. Cervical Cavity with
Overlapping Cum by DR.. Williams
Donnaliy. of Washington.
Cohesive Gold Filling by DR.. II. S.
Abenshime. of Baltimore.
EVENING SESSION.
The evening session began at o'clock
The following papers were read and dis
cussed:
The Use of Cocaine" by DR.. G. Lenox
Curtis. of New York.
1.-The Use of Gutta Percha as a Filling
MATERIAL by DR.. E. Z. Arlington, of
Goldsboro. n. c.
Porcelain Bridge Work After Fifteen
Years Practice With IT,. by DR.. E.
Parmley Brown. of New York.
Revised Conditions Demanded in the
Treatment of Carious Oral Teeth by
DIR. d. D. Smith. of Philadelphia.
An Ideal in Shell Crowns and Back
ings,'' by DR.. j. x. Burgess, of Balu-
more.
Report of Case Of Delayed Eruption
of Teeth with Models by DR.. j. G.
Schmetzer, of Baltimore.
The Importance of Early Attention
10 Irregular Teeth by DR.. Henry s.
Noble, of Washington.