The Monthly Review of Dental Surgery, No. VIII.

October, 1880. Vol. I. The Journal of the British Dental Association

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The Monthly Review of Dental Surgery, No. VIII, October 1880, Vol. I, serves as a significant historical record and professional journal published by the British Dental Association. This edition, part of the inaugural volume, offers a comprehensive overview of the state of dental science and practice in the late nineteenth century. It features a diverse collection of articles, case studies, clinical notes, and reviews that reflect the evolving standards and innovations in dental surgery of the era. The journal includes detailed reports on new surgical techniques, advancements in dental materials, and the latest findings in oral pathology. It also provides critical commentary on contemporary dental literature, updates on association activities, and discussions on the ethical and legal aspects of dental practice. With contributions from leading dental practitioners and scholars of the time, this issue not only documents the challenges and achievements faced by dental professionals but also serves as a platform for the exchange of ideas and the promotion of best practices. Rich in historical context, The Monthly Review of Dental Surgery, No. VIII, is an invaluable resource for understanding the development of modern dentistry and the professionalization of dental care in Britain.

Table of contents

• THE MONTHLY REVIEW OF DENTAL SURGERY: THE JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH DENTAL ASSOCIATION
• Transplantation and Replantation.
• Mercurial Amalgams.
• Introductory Lecture to Course on Dental Mechanics.
• Special General Meeting of the Midland Counties Branch of the British Dental Association.
• Correspondence.
• Birmingham Dental Hospital, Broad Street.
• DENTAL HOSPITAL OF EXETER.
• White Nickel Bronze.
• TO CORRESPONDENTS.
• TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES