Practical oral surgery

Review of the Literature Am&ate THOMAS

Editor J. COOK

Corresponding Editors AUSTRALIA A. J. Arnott Sydney, Australia

FRANCE AND BELGIUM Jacques Lhiguac Paris, France Ernest Baden

CENTRAL AMERICA Claudia Funcia Cornell Havana, Cuba

SPAIN JosC Font Valencia, Spain

SOUTH AMERICA Guillermo A. Ries Centeno Buenos Aires, Argentina

SWITZERLAND AND GERMANY Ham Miihlemann Raoul H. Boitel Ziirich, Switzerland

ENGLAND Paul A. Toller St. Albans, England

APRIL,

1956

Reviews of New Books Oral Surgery, By Henry B. Clark, Jr., chairman, Division of Oral Surgery, School of Dentistry, University of Minnesota; head, Hospital Dental Service, University of Minnesota Hospital; formerly plastic surgeon with 2nd Auxiliary Surgical Group, United States Army Medical Corps; diplomate, American Board of Oral Surgery; member, American Society of Oral Surgeons. Philadelphia, Lea & Feblger, 1955. Price, $8.50.

Practical

Every dentist, whether in specialty or general practice, realizes the need for a practical knowledge of oral surgery and the management of problems in this field. Dr. Clark writes as an authority in this field. He differentiates between abnormalities and disease processes; the surgical care and management of the patient. This book belongs in the oEce of every practicing dentist. THOMAS 452

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