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Title: Bulletin of the North Carolina Dental Society (serial)
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: North Carolina Dental Society
Subjects: Dentistry Societies, Dental
Publisher: Charlotte, N.C. : North Carolina Dental Society
Contributing Library: Health Sciences Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Digitizing Sponsor: North Carolina History of Health Digital Collection, an LSTA-funded NC ECHO digitization grant project

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. For the other way, if a knife or surgical scissors are used, make theincision here (indicating) and then draw the tissue together. What I have shown here is the soft tissue. Also, of course, we havean extension or shelf bone in this area sometimes much more than I haveindicated in this drawing. When we have that, it is natural that we cantmake a denture fit this and adhere and have close contact in this area.So, it is very easy to get under the denture in this area and suction wontbe lost. In operating those tuberosities, the incision there also should be closeto the top of the ridge and brought together after the bone has been takenaway. (End of presentation of slides.) I hope I have been able to give you a little something to take backhome. Actually, I have been kind of rushed here, and so I wont say any-thing more now. (Applause.) President SANDERS. I want to thank Dr. Leathers for his very finepresentation. (The meeting adjourned at 5 P.M. oclock.) Containing the Proceedings 187
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fL, W a* s 188 Bulletin North Carolina Dental Society TESTIMONIAL BANQUET HONORING CLYDE ESTES MINGES, D.D.S., F.A.C.D., F.I.C.D. The annual banquet of the North Carolina Dental Society was heldin the Crystal Room of the Carolina Hotel, Friday evening, May 20, Dr.C. W. Sanders, President of the Society, presiding. PRESIDENT SANDERS: Ladies and gentlemen, it is a most delight-ful pleasure to welcome you here this evening. This occasion brings toeach of us a great feeling of pride and honor and it will be recorded inthe history of the North Carolina Dental Society as one of the most out-standing events that has ever transpired throughout the years. At this time, I am happy to present to you your Toastmaster for theevening, Dr. Wilbert Jackson of Clinton. DR. WILBERT JACKSON: Dr. Walter McFall will deliver the in-vocation at this time. DR. WALTER McFALL: Our Father and our God, we thank Thee forthis Association and for this man we honor this evening. We thank theefor all of thy blessings

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