Indiana Dental Journal

Contents include "Conservative Conservatism," "Constructive Diseases of the Dental Pulp," "The Necessity of Educating the Public From a Dental Standpoint," "A Plea for the Saving of More Teeth or Salvation vs. Extraction," "The New State of Dental Law," "Brittle Platinum Pins in Porcelain Teeth," "Hints by a Lazy Man," "Medical Aspects of Crime," "Formaldehyd as a Disinfectant and a Therapeutic," "Human Face and Jaws as a Danger Signal of Systemic Defect or Disorder," "A Tooth in the Nasal Cavity," "The Ethical Advisor," "The Relative Toxicity of Cocain and Eucain," "The Possibilities of Amalgam," "A Peculiar Set of Teeth," "Small Change," "Editorial," and "Society Announcements."