Mouth Hygiene: A Course of Instruction for Dental Hygienists; A Text-Book Containing the Fundamentals for Prophylactic Operators (Classic Reprint)

Alfred C Fones's Mouth Hygiene: A Course of Instruction for Dental Hygienists; A Text-Book Containing the Fundamentals for Prophylactic Operators (Classic Reprint)

Judging from the condition of the mouths of the Children in our public schools, fully 90 per cent. Of the population of this country has decayed teeth. If all the dentists In the United States dex oted all of their Time to reparative Work alone, they could not take care of one -eighth of the people. But Operative Dentistry 18 expensive. It 13 beyond the means of the great working class who need sound teeth and good health. There must be some cheaper and better solution than merely to follow the endless chain of repair. We must get at the source of this universal disease and try to check it by educational and preventive means.

The source is the Children in our public Schools. We know that with extreme cleanliness, the elimination of improper foods and with surface treatments of the teeth at regular intervals, fully 90 per cent. Of Dental decay can be eliminated. If this knowledge and service is to be given to the Children as well as to those adults who are patients in private practice, who is to give it? Apparently the only solution is the woman who is educated and trained as a Dental hygienist.

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