General medicine and surgery for dental practitioners. Part 5 – psychiatry

Dental Surgery for General Practitioners and Students of Medicine

and Students of Medicine. By Ashley vv. Barrett, M. B. (Lond.), M. R. C. S., L. D. S., Dental Surgeon to the London Hospital. London : H. K. Lewis, 1885. This is one of a new series of practical manuals to be issued by Mr. Lewis 011 the various branches of Medicine and Surgery. The volumes of the series, written by wellknown Hospital Physicians and Surgeons, are intended to be of a thoroughly p...

Dental Surgery for Medical Practitioners

tartar but the latter in the first place is purely a deposit of lime salts from saliva. On pp. 56 and 57 he states that the carbohydrate eating Indians are freer from caries than meat-eating Europeans. This may be true, but it is not the meat portion of European diet that causes caries, but the various other patent and manufactured foods that they eat. On the other hand the tremendous prevalenc...

Dental Surgery for Medical Practitioners

The Training of General Practitioners in Psychiatry

1 he new Act, with its emphasis on treatment at home, will inevitably cast more responsibility on General Practitioners. They may have to sign recommendations to get patients compulsorily into hospital; they will probably be asked to give advice on the Act and its implications to many of their patients; and as the Act is designed to reduce prejudices and stigma, their answers on these questions...

General dental practitioners and management of traumatic dental injuries in children

General dental practitioners and management of traumatic dental injuries in children Dr. Seraj, B.* - Dr. Shahrabi, M.* - Dr. Bijani, M.** - Dr. Haeri Mehrizi, A.A.*** *Assistant Professor of Pediatrics Dept., Faculty of Dentistry, Tehran University / Medical Sciences. **Dentist. ***Statistician. Abstract Background & Aim: Usually, traumatic dental injuries are considered a bad experience to ch...