7.
With permission of the Board a candidate is allowed to withdraw from the examination
at any time. 8.
Necessary information relating to any part of the examination can be obtained
through the clerk of the Board who will attend to all such requests. 9.
Smoking and talking in the Board Room are not allowed.
Examination. The written examination will be conducted in the following order when practical:1.
Dental Anatomy
2.
Dental Physiology
3.
Operative Dentistry (theory)
4.
Prosthetic Dentistry(theory)
5.
Oral Surgery
6. Orthodontia 7. Metallurgy 8.
Dental Materia Medica
9.
Dental Pathology
10.
Dental Bacteriology
11. Anatomy 12. Histology 13. Physiology 14. Physics 15. Chemistry The practical examination may take place at any time during the session, at a place designated. The subjects will be:1.
Practical Operative Dentistry
2.
Practical Prosthetic Dentistry
The oral examination like the practical may take place at any time during the session and will embrace the above subjects and the general education of the candidate. When the examination is completed each candidate is informed of the result in his case.
SOURCES Bryant to Charles Stokes. "Examining Navy Dentists" (dated 2 November 1912). Letter 125420.
General Correspondence. BUMED Record Group (RG 52). National Archives.
"Instructions for Candidates for Appointment as Acting Assistant Dental Surgeons, U.S. Navy" (dated 7 December 1912). General Correspondence. BUMED Record Group (RG 52). National Archives.
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