I was '82. I was was of the few kids in my class who wore a mask all the time. We could have al the finger cots we wanted, but we took out impacted thirds molars with bare hands. If you had a cut on your hand they would grudgingly give you gloves, but regarded you as kind of a wuss for asking for them.--On Mon, Sep 2, 2013 at 11:38 AM, Curtis Westersund <curtis@cooltodrool.com> wrote:
I graduates 10 years later and you could not find a pair of gloves in our Clinic. If they had them we were too low on the totem pole to get them.--I remember in Oral Surgery clinic our professor (an Oral Surgeon from Calgary) smoking cigarettes in the clinic and ash dropping from his cigarette into the patient's open mouth.Never saw a glove in that clinicThey could not keep finger cots in stock thoughCurtisOn 2013-09-02, at 9:22 AM, Ashley Goodman wrote:
I graduated in '69. When any blood was involved, we always wore gloves. Just never wore them for denture adjustments, and the like.
------- Ash ------------------------------------ Ashley Goodman, DDS 8736 Lake Murray Blvd.#108 San Diego, Ca 92119 Phone: 619-697-6677 Fax: 619-697-6632 Email: agoodman@agoodmandds.com Web: www.agoodmandds.com ------------------------------------On 9/2/2013 7:18 AM, Dr. Jack P. Weiss wrote:
I graduated in '82. The ONLY time we wore gloves was in OS when extracting a tooth and when we did perio surgery, when we used sterile gloves. If we had a cut on a finger, we took a finger cot from the supply desk. Finger cots were like little finger condoms that covered just one finger. Only people that had beards wore masks...lolwhen we finally had to wear gloves, they were about $15/box (not case, per BOX)
Jack
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On Mon, Sep 2, 2013 at 4:38 AM, Guy Moorman <gmoor@windstream.net> wrote:
--Nobody wore gloves until 1985…remember…and then you could not buy the damned things because they could not make them fast enough. About half had holes in them according to research back then. Same went for handpieces. I'd been working with four high speeds and two slow speeds. At my volume then I needed at least a dozen handpieces to keep them autoclaved in my old Omniclave. I finally bought a high volume faster autoclave but kept using the Omniclave. Gave the Omniclave to a vet friend when I got a Midmark 11. I bought about 20 high speeds from low end sources and all used canister turbines. Those things didn't last long but man would they cut when you first put them in and oiled them. We still have some handpieces that I got for 85 bucks a piece in 86. It was AIDS folks that invoked the terror.
When I was in the hospital last week a cute young lady was drawing blood after a male almost destroyed all the veins in my arm. She cut the finger out of the forefinger of the left glove so she could feel. I do this all the time doing endo…thumb and forefinger.
Guy W. Moorman, Jr., D.D.S.
The Swamp
Douglas, GA 31533
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Subject: RE: [ACEsthetics] Dentistry Back ThenWHAT IS SO FUNNY........I have seen this before and one of the women, was my office managers mother.
She said, lots of retakes.....in film
SO where are the gloves :)))
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> Those are the same chairs and belt drive engines we had in clinic...about
> 20k rpms and a ton of torque. Pedo had belt engines but 40k rpms.
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> Subject: [ACEsthetics] Dentistry Back Then
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> If you are a young dentist and have no idea what dentistry was like back in
> the 40's this WWII video shows exactly what it was like. I graduated from
> Baylor in 1972 and was taught basically the same material.
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> Dentistry was not a lot of fun back then at least for me.
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> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJLyH0sveNc&feature=youtu.be
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