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Harry B. Van Dyke Herbert Bartelstone Maxwell Karshan Wesley Halpert S. W. Tannenbaum Ph.D., M.D. D.D.S. Ph.D. D.D.S. Ph.D. Solon A. Ellison D.D.S. Harry M. Rose Magnus I. Gregersen M.D. Ph.D. PUBLIC HEALTH Arthur Bushel D.D.S., M.P.H. MUSEUM CURATOR RESEARCH CLINICAL ORAL PHYSIOLOGY Curt Proskauer Irwin D. Mandel L. Laszlo Schwartz Charles M. Chayes Harold P. Cobin D.M.D. D.D.S. D.D.S. D.D.S. D.D.S. TECHNICIANS MAINTENANCE fo J k4 m y f fl m A jl Mb a T A 1 Mkim Nicholas Vero Robert Wrong Albert Catona William Gregory
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PRECLINICAL SCIENCE Any dental student or recent graduate from dental school knows that the preclinical or basic sciences are an important part of his education and training — why else should he have been forced to spend so much of his valuable time on them?!! Nevertheless, there often seems to be some doubt in his mind as to the actual usefulness of the information gleaned from these courses. For any who still harbor these doubts, 1 should like merely to stress the tremendous responsibility you are assuming when you treat your fellow man as a patient. If the preclinical science staff has fulfilled its obligation to you, you should leave dental school with a wealth of basic knowledge which will allow you to treat each of your future patients with understanding and confidence, to treat him as a living human being, an individual with a heart, lungs, nervous system, etc., as well as teeth — of one sort or another. Since there is no simple ready-made formula governing the human body and its reactions, you must be prepared to derive your own formula, your own plan of treatment for each patient as a unique individual and a unique problem. The more you know about the human organism, its anatomy, physiology and pathology, the more adequately you can treat each patient. But remember, that as you leave dental school, your education is only beginning. Through- out your professional career you will be learning — in a school which is sometimes even more demanding than the one you are leaving. Dorothy D. Johnson, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Anatomy DOROTHY D. JOHNSON Ph.D. Associate Professor of Anatomy William M. Rogers W. M. Copenhaver Edmund Applebaum Harry H. Shapiro Robin M. Rankow Charles R. Noback PhD. Ph.D. D.D.S. D.M.D. D.D.S., M.D. Ph.D. Harry P. Smith Wellington B. Stewart Martin Lunin Ph.D. M.D. D.D.S. Henry A. Bartels D.D.S. Lester R. Cahn D.D.S. James P. Cattell M.D.
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