The Dental Register is a monthly journal of dentistry with the stated goal of providing new and informative articles to individuals interested in the dental profession. With an impressive offering of over one hundred articles, this publication establishes itself as one of the leading resources for the dental community. This publication is a great resource for individuals interested in dentistry, dental law, dentistry groups, and important individuals in the field.

Several of the articles in this text are devoted to exploring dental societies and associations across the United States, including dental associations in California, New York, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Kansas, Ohio, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Iowa, and Tennessee. For individuals who want more information on dental practices, the book also has a plethora of essays discussing specific elements of dentistry such as "Notes on Hospital Practice," "Poisoned by Mercury from a Filling," and "Diamond Drills." In addition, the publication provides numerous articles for the continuing education of dentists such as "Still at School" and "Dentists and Dental Students." While packed to the brim with the latest information in dental practice, the register also takes time to entertain it"s loyal readers with puff pieces on such hard hitting topics as: "Offensive Breath," "Let History Be Accurate," "Fine Art in Dentistry," and "Expression of Appreciation."

The monthly journal, The Dental Register proves itself as a great resource for readers interested in all things dentistry (and some things humorous). The text is easily approachable for readers of any level, and prior understanding of the dentistry profession is unnecessary to either understand or appreciate this text. For the intrigued reader, this book is at times educational, at other times fun, but always an interesting read.

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