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[AUSTRALIAN & N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION J f DENTISTS’ CONGRESS. SYDNEY, Nov 18. At tho annual congress of the Australian society of dental science, a paper was read dealing with preventive dejitistry. It contained the allegation that many dentists rather than rectify small deficiencies in a patients’ mouth, which might lead to serious results, preferred to allow tho process of decay to proceed so that a source of their future income might remain. At least ninety per cent of dentists, it was pointed out, took no preventive measures where there were indications of future decay knowing that the patient would present himself again within a few months . for a new filling to be charged up. . ESTIMATES PASSED. * MELBOURNE, Nov 17. j The Federal House, ( by a majority, has passed tho military and naval esti- j mates proposed by the Defence Minister, concerning a large sum. '
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 November 1920, Page 2
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