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Title: (Official program and souvenir of the congress
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: Panama Pacific Dental Congress (1915 : San Francisco, Calif.)
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Publisher: San Francisco : Abbott
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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erfection of workmanship in executing thedesign. In 1908 it presented the Diamond Chair, the simplest, smoothest work-ing of all hydraulic chairs,—the present standard of the world of dentistry. In 1914 it perfected the S. S. White Nitrous Oxid and Oxygen Apparatus,whose accurate control of the gases has standardized analgesic and anes-thetic practice. For fifty-six years it has published the Dental Cosmos, the mouth-piece of the professions aspirations toward higher standards,— scientificand practical,—the one magazine willing to assume the enormous expenseof illustration necessary to give dentistry representation among the fore-most scientific periodicals of the world. During its entire career—seventy-one years—itsproducts have been universally recognized asthe standard of efficiency in dentists supplies HEADQUARTERS:Chestnut Street, cor. T-welfth, Philadelphia, Pa., U, S. A. 159 •Miihiiiiiiiitriiiiih^^lllllliiMiiiiUiUiiinnmii,; ^^:;;nunniiiiiiiiiiii!#.fliiiiii9fedM^(iiw
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