Excerpt from The Care of the Teeth
Observations made during an active practise of over twenty years have convinced the writer of the truth of two propositions: first, that a large proportion of dental operations are preventable, and, second, that a large proportion of the worlds inhabitants are ignorant of how to prevent them. To mark out a simple course of prevention that may be useful to the dentist, to the physician, and to the individual is the object of this work. The Utopian age when dental operations shall become unnecessary has not been reached, but it is safe to say that in all ages and at all times the best interests of the practitioner will be found to be identical with the best interests of his patient.
In every profession we find that the highest aim of the noblest men is to prevent trouble. The highest type of lawyer is he that best succeeds in preventing litigation.
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