Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, Dental School, University of Maryland Theses 1951 (Part 4)

Date

1951

Type

dissertation

Metadata

This volume contains the following manuscripts described as Senior Thesis presented to the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery for the Degree of “Doctor of Dental Surgery”: Complications resulting from the use of nitrous oxide-oxygen and sodium pentothal in oral surgery / by Rosen, Howard B. ; The role dentistry in the control of cancer / by Roy, Earl D. ; Resinous relining materials for dentures / by Schneider, Elizabeth Ann ; Oral conditions in relation to gastrointestinal disturbances / by Shealy, William J. ; Synthetic resins used as a denture base / by Shpritz, Norwood ; The extraction of impacted mandibular third molar teeth / by Stegman, Frederick H. ; Effects of plastic restorative materials on the pulp / by Stewart, Kenneth L. and Merow, William W. ; Prevention of dry socket / by Stump, Blair W. ; Obtaining maximum retention and stability in full dentures / by Swan Robert I. ; Orthodontics and the general practitioner / by Teter, H. Byrd ; Hospital dental service / by Tether, James E. and Robertson, Jack D. ; A review of the history of the development of aseptic techniques / by Tiroletto, Louis C. ; Postoperative and post injection complications of local anesthesia / by Titus, Don H. ; Immediate dentures / by Toffic, Leontius W. ; Toxicity of the more common local anesthetics / by Torre, Paul D. ; Dental amalgam / by Underwood, A. E. ; Dental treatment during pregnancy / by Volk, Kenneth W. ; Bite equilibration in oral rehabilitation / by Weir, George A. Jr. ; Calvinism in the oral cavity / by Wilson, William R. ; The use of self-curing synthetic plastic resins in operative dentistry / by Wolf, Thomas E. ; Dry socket / by Zagula, Edward H. ; Electro-sterilization in root canal therapy / by Zequeira, Jose A.

Description

Dissertations (D.D.S.), Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, 1951.
This record describes the content of 1951 part 4 of 4 (ROS-ZEQ).
Available in print only in closed stacks at the Health Sciences and Human Services Library.