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PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY Congratulations from the staff of Pe- diatric Dentistry. It has been a chal- lenging four years, but your hard ef- forts have now come to fruition. We, in Pediatric Dentistry, wish you the best and hope that you include the child in your practice, be it the general prac- tice of dentistry or one of the special- ties. We hope that you will continue to remain a student and a true profes- sional. It is most difficult to remain current in all the areas of our profes- sion during these times. Through our journals, continuing education, and personal dedication, you will be able to practice the level of oral health care you have strived to learn. In the coming years, Pediatric Den- tistry will continue to focus on preven- tion, growth and development guid- ance, and caring for the child with medical and physically compromising conditions. You have the ability and the judgment to provide basic care to these children. For your child patients you can be the introduction to a high- er quality of life through a positive experience in dentistry. You have our best wishes for success and an excit- ing career in the profession. Martin J. Davis, D.D.S. Dr. Davis 23
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DENTAL AUXILIARY UTILIZATION AND PRACTICE MANAGEMENT The DAU Practice Management Facul- ty and Staff extend congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1988. We also wish to thank the class for its coo- peration in pioneering the Quality As- surance Practice Management Comput- er Program. Without your serious par- ticipation, this milestone in SDOS edu- cation could not have been achieved. We hope that the experience and knowl- edge gained in this program will add a vital new dimension to your profession- al life. We are developing a third year com- puter program so that the third and fourth clinical years will present a con- tinuum in automatic data information, processing, and utilization. DAU ' s motto, Don ' t reinvent the Wheel ' ' will stand you in good stead throughout your professional life. GOOD LUCK!! I 22 Dr. D. Kaplan
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V Hand-over-mouth technique S. Barnard, R.D.M., Mrs. Brown nsrwiu i.i -m ■ I ,1 . ' r r ' ;y , ' . ' i - .-.- .- Is this your first dental check up? Dr. Best, Dr. Jackson ' A little hat and a raincoat Dr. Metcalf
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