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Bibliography of Dr. Weston A Price

Weston A. Price, DDS /

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  1. Treatment of the Congenital Deformity of Cleft Palate. Read before Student Body Association, Ann Arbor, 1893. Published in Dental Register, Vol. 47, 1893, pp. 261-269.
  2. The Phenomena of Cataphoresis. Read before American Dental Association, Old Point Comfort, June, 1897, and Canadian Dental Association, September, 1902. Published in American Dental Association Transactions, 1897, 50-71; Dental Cosmos, XXXIX, 1897, 702-718; Dental Digest, III, 1897, 460-474; Ohio Dental Journal, XVII,- 1897, 461- 467, 524-530, 582-589; Dental Register, LI, 1897, 525-538.
  3. The Relative Efficiency of Various Current Controllers for Cataphoresis. Read before Ohio State Dental Society, December, 1896. Published in Ohio Dental Journal, XVII, 1897, 49-63; Dental Cosmos, XXXIX, 1897, 90-102; Dental Register, LI, 1897, 76-92.
    1. The Physiology of Cataphoresis. Published in International Dental Journal, XVIII, 1897, 647-651.
    2. Electrolytic Products of Dental Medicine. Published in American Dental Weekly, I, 1897-98, 497499; Dental Digest, IV, 1898, 473-477; Ohio Dental Journal, XVIII, 1898, 260-264.
    3. Some Hard Cases of Cataphoresis With Suggestions. Published in Dental Cosmos, XL, 1898, 373-379; Ohio Dental Journal, XVIII, 1898, 164–172.
  4. The Foundation Principles of Dental Cataphoresis. Read before Second District Dental Society of New York, January, 1898. Published in Dental Items of Interest, XX, 1898, 345-374.
  5. The Roentgen Rays With Associated Phenomena and Their Application to Dentistry. Read before Ohio State Dental Society, December, 1899. Published in Dental Cosmos, XLII, 1900, 117-129; Ohio Dental Journal, XX, 1900, 49-65; Dental Register, LIV, 1900, 84-97.
  6. Migration of the Ions of Hydrochlorate of Cocaine. Published in Items of Interest, July, 1898.
  7. The Science of Dental Skiagraphy. Read before International Dental Congress, Paris, France, August, 1900. Published in International Dental Congress (III) Transactions, II, 1900, 345-370; Dental Cosmos, XLIII, 1901, 483-503.
  8. The Making of Dental Skiagraphs with Radioactive Salts (since called radium). Read before International Dental Congress, Paris, France, August, 1900.
  9. Some Hard Cases for Cataphoresis with Helpful Suggestions. Read before Ohio State Society, December, 1901. Published in Proceedings.
  10. Why You Failed With Cataphoresis. Read before Ohio State Society, December, 1901. Published in Proceedings.
  11. The Roentgen Rays in Dentistry. Read before Toronto Dental Society, February, 1901. Published in Dominion Dental Journal, XIII, 1901, 203-209; Dental Register, LV, 1901, 475-476.
    1. Report of Committee on Dental Work in the Public Schools of Ohio. Published in Ohio Dental Journal, XXI, 1901, 98.
  12. Less Painful Dentistry. Read before Cleveland Dental Association. Published in Dentists’ Magazine, I, 1905-06, 48-52.
  13. Skiagraphy in Oral and Dental Surgery. Read before American Roentgen Ray Society, New York, December 13, 1900.
  14. The X-Ray in Dentistry. Read before Dominion Dental Society. Published in Dominion Dental Journal, June, 1901.
    1. Cataphoric Apparatus. Published in Dental Register, LVI, 1902, 630.
  15. The Technique Necessary for Applying Cataphoresis Successfully. Read before Northern Ohio State Dental Association, June, 1902. Published in Dental Summary, XXII, 1902, 510-517; Dental Digest, IX, 1903, 539-546.
  16. The Relative Efficiency of Various X-Ray Generators. Read before American Roentgen Ray Society, Buffalo, 1901.
  17. Practical Progress in Dental Skiagraphs. Read before Cleveland Dental Society, Cleveland, April, 190 1. Published in Dental Items of Interest, XXIII, 1901, 458-472.
    1. Why Every Dentist Should Use Electricity. Published in Dental Forum, I, 1903, 163-174; Dental Digest, IX, 1903, 1305-1323.
    2. Root Fillings. Published in Dominion Dental Journal, XV, 1903, 622-624.
    3. Desensitizing a Tooth With a Cataphoric Apparatus. Published in Dental Forum, I, 1903, 112-113; Dominion Dental Journal, XV, 1903, 97-98; Odontographic Society Chicago Trans., 1903, 155-157; Dental Register, LVII, 1903, 83-87; Dental Review, XVII, 1903, 924-943; Dental Summary, XXIII, 1903, 280-283.
  18. The Technique Necessary for Making Good Dental Skiagraphs. Read before American Roentgen Ray Society, December, 1903. Published in Dental Items of Interest, XXVI, 1904, 161-171.
  19. The Limitations of X-Rays in Treating Pyorrhea. Read before American Roentgen Ray Society, December, 1903. Published in Archives of Radiology, February, 1904.
    1. The Treatment of Pyorrhea Alveolaris (so called) With the X-Rays. Read before Cleveland Dental Society, Cleveland, January, 1904. Published in Dominion Dental Journal, XVI, 1904, 125-130; Pacific Dental Gazette, XII, 1904, 258-267; Dental Summary, XXIV, 1904, 183-193; Archives of Radiology, Februciety Transactions, 1904, 101-106.
  20. Subsequent Report Showing Transient Effects of X-Rays in Treating Pyorrhea. Read before Cleveland Dental Society, April, 1911. Not published.
  21. The Difficulty of Placing Good Root Fillings. Published in Dental Items of Interest, XXV, 1903, 881-883.
  22. Why and How Electricity Should Be Taught in Dental Colleges. Read before Institute of Dental Pedagogics, December, 1902. Published in Dental Digest, November, 1903.
  23. Introduction of a Dental Pyrometer for the Baking of Porcelain. Read before Odontological Society of W. Pennsylvania. Published in Dental Brief, March, 1904.
  24. Improvements in Dental Furnaces and the Necessity for Them. Read before Dental Department of University of Michigan, 1905. Published in Dental Brief, March, 1904, IX, 136-143.
  25. The Relation of the Color and Strength of Porcelain to the Actual Baking Temperature. Read before Odontological Society of W. Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, Pa. Published in Dental Summary, XXIV, 1904, 933-942.
  26. The Advantages of the Pyrometer for Obtaining Exact. Results in Baking Porcelain. Read before Ohio State Dental Society, Columbus, December, 1904. Published in Dental Summary, September, 1905.
  27. The Color Problem in Porcelain Work, and Its Solution by Means of the New Pyrometer Furnace. Read before Illinois State Dental Society. Published in Illinois State Dental Society Transactions, 1904, 101-106. 
  28. The Laws Determining Casting and Fusing Results, Their Control, and a New and Rational Technique for Dental Restorations. Read before Seventh District Dental Society of Rochester, N. Y., Rochester, New York, March, 1908. Published in Dental Items of Interest, May, 1908.
    1. Making Inlay Restorations by the Artificial Stone Method. Read before Ohio State Dental Society, Columbus, December, 1908. Published in Dental Summary, February, 1909.
  29. Further Data on the Laws Determining Casting and Fusing Results, Their Control, and a New and Rational Technique for Dental Restorations. Published in Dental Items of Interest, September, 1908.
  30. A New Model Material (artificial stone) and a New Technique for Solid Inlay Making. Read before Canadian Dental Society, October, 1908; Odontological Society of Western Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, Pa., 1910. Published in Items of Interest, September, 1910; Dental Cosmos, March, 1911.
  31. The Detailed Technique for Making Dental Restorations on Artificial Stone Models. Read before Toronto Dental Society, October 27, 1908. Published in Dental Items of Interest, December, 1908.
  32. Some Advantages of the Stone Model Method in Making Gold and Porcelain Restorations. Read before Southern California Dental Association, Los Angeles, June, 1909; California State Dental Association, June, 1909; Massachusetts State Dental Association, June, 1909; Oregon State Dental Association, Portland, July, 1909; Washington State Dental Association, July, 1909. Published in Dental Summary, February, 1909; Proceedings Massachusetts State Association, June, 1910; Dental Cosmos, September, 1910, LII, 1015-1032.
  33. Casting to Models, Its Advantages and Technique. Read before Second District Dental Society, New York, New York, January, 1910. Published in Dental Items of Interest, September, 1910.
  34. The Laws Determining the Behavior of Gold in Fusing and Casting. Read before National Dental Association, July, 1910. Published in Proceedings of N.D.A., and in Dental Cosmos, LIII, 1911, 265-294.
  35. The Correction of Occlusion, Articulation and Facial Expression by Lengthening the Bite by a System of Crowns, Bridges, and Inlays. Read before Ohio State Dental Society, December, 1906. Published in Dental Summary, 1909.
  36. Bibliography of Author’s Work up to 1911. Published in Ambler’s History of Dentistry in Cleveland. Published by House of Pub. of Evangelical Association, Cleveland, 1911.
  37. The Correction of Facial Deformity and Occlusion in Adults and the Aged. Read before N. Y. State Dental Society, May, 1911. Published in Dental Cosmos, LIII, 1911, 869-891.
  38. Volume Reports of Dental Researches of Weston A. Price, 1895 to 1911, inclusive. Copies have been bound and placed in the Dental Library Section of the Cleveland Public Library and in the State Dental Library at Columbus.
  39. An Automatic Clinical Recorder for Temperature, Pressure and Respiration (for this the author received from the A.M.A. an inscribed certificate of honor under date of 1914). Read before American Medical Association; Indiana State Dental Society. Published in Atlantic City J.A.M.A., No. LXIII; Indianapolis, 1914, p. 2030.
  40. The Irrogotes’ Method of Casting, Using Disappearing Model. Published in Dental Summary, XXXI, 1911, pp. 728-29.
  41. Fused Inlays, Using Platinated Gold. Read before Ohio State Dental Society, Columbus, December, 1911. Published in Dental Summary, 1912, XXXII, p. 841.
  42. The Progressive Dental Clinic. Read before Northern Ohio Dental Association, Put-in-Bay, June, 1912. Published in Dental Cosmos, LV, 1913, 715-718; Western Dental Journal, XXVII, August, 1913, 50-54.
  43. Report of Committee on Scientific Foundation. A Plan for Organization. Read before American Dental Association, Kansas City, July, 1913. Published in Dental Cosmos, LV, 1913, p. 1132-36; Digest, XIX, 1913, 256-259.
  44. National Dental Association Scientific Fund. Published in Dental Items of Interest XXXV, 1913, pp. 298-300; Dental Items of Interest XXXV, 1913, pp. 630-632; Oral Health, Vol. 3, 1913, pp. 309-313; Dental Summary XXXIII, 1913, pp. 665-666; Texas State Dental Journal XXXI, May, 1913:25-28.
  45. Description of the Automatic Clinical Recorder and Brief Synopsis of One of the Personal Researches. Read before Ohio State Dental Association, December, 1913. Published in N. D. A. Bulletin, Vol. 1, 1914, pp. 10-13.
  46. Some Conductivity Determinations for Acidity and Alkalinity of Saliva. Read before National State Dental Association, July, 1914. Published in N. D. A.. Bulletin 1, October, 1914, pp. 44-47.
  47. Metallurgical, Physical and Electro Chemical Researches. Read before National Dental Association, Rochester, July, 1914. Published in N. D. A. Bulletin, 1, October, 1914, pp. 71-109.
  48. Special Researches in Physics. Read before National Dental Association, July, 1914. Published in N. D. A. Bulletin, Vol, 1, October, 1914, pp. 101-121.
  49. Results of Some Special Dental Researches. Published in Dentists’ Record, Vol. 10, 1914, pp. 731-54.
  50. The Theory of Pressure Casting. Read before Sixth International Dental Congress, London, August, 1914. Published in Congress Proceedings.
  51. President’s Address. Read before Ohio State Dental Association, December, 1913. Published in Dental Summary, XXXIV, 1914, pp. 64-65.
  52. Some Contributions to Dental and Medical Science. A Report of Personal Research. Read before Ohio State Dental Society, Toledo, 1913. Published in Dental Summary, XXXIV, 1914, pp. 253-290.
  53. The Thos. W. Evans Museum and Dental Institute. Published in Journal A. D. A., Vol. 2, 1915, pp. 120-121.
  54. The Progress of the Research Commission of the National Dental Association. Published in Oral Health, Vol. 5, 1915, pp. 457-471; Dental Review, XXIX, 1915.
  55. New Professionalism. Published in Dental Summary, XXXV, 1915, pp. 498-503.
  56. Are Endamoebae Important Factors in the Etiology of Pyorrhea Alveolaris? A Study of Their Habits. (Price and Bensing.) Read before the American Surgical Assn., Boston, 1915. Published in Dental Cosmos, LVII, 1915, 820-821; Digest, XXI, 1915, 462-464; N. D. A. Journal, II, 1915, 143-165; Pacific Dental Gazette, XXIII, 1915, 503-505.
  57. Some Practical Uses in Dental Practice for Tungsten and Molybdenum. (Price and Fahrenwald.) Read before American Dental Association, Rochester, N. Y., July, 1914. Published in Digest, XXI, 1915, 326-327; N. D. A. Journal, II, 1915, 39-45.
  58. Research Fund Report. Progress Securing Funds for Conducting Dental Researches. Published in Jour. N. D. A., May, 1915.
    1. The Prevention of Systemic Diseases Arising from Mouth Infection and the Purpose and Plan of the Research Institute of the National Dental Association. Published in Cleveland Medical Journal, October, 1915, Vol. XIV, p. 667.
  59. The Progress of the Research Commission of the National Dental Association (Report of Metallurgical Researches). Published in Dental Digest, Vol. XXII, 1916, pp. 55-56.
  60. Pathology of Dental Infection and its Relation to General Disease. Read before Canadian Dental Association. Published in Dominion Dental Journal, Vol. XXVIII, 1916: 121-139.
    1. The Dental Aspect of the Relation of Endamoeba to Pyorrhea Alveolaris. Read before Research Institute of the National Dental Association. Published in Surgery, Gynecology and Obstetrics, January, 1916, pp. 37-43.
  61. Some Mechanisms Underlying Oral Infections and Their Consequent Localized and General Lesions. Read before Iowa State Dental Association, April or May, 1916. Published in Iowa Dental Bulletin, II, Nov., 1916, 1-8, March 1-6; Nebraska Dental Journal, IV, January, 1916-17, 1-5, February 1-4, March 2-4, April 5-9; Practical Dental Journal, XVII, 1917, 279-288; Summary, XXXVII, 1917, 369-378, 434-445.
  62. President’s Address at Opening of the Research Institute of the National Dental Association. Published in N. D. A. Journal, V. 3, 1916, pp. 158-160.
  63. Some Important Etiological Factors Underlying Malformations of the Oral Cavity, the Face and Brain. Read before The Iowa State Dental Association. Published in Iowa Dental Bulletin, April, 1917, III, pp. 1-9; Dental Summary, XXXVII, 1917, 520-524, 587-595, 693-698.
  64. Report of the Acting Manager and Director of the Research Institute. Published in N. D. A. Jour., IV, 1917, pp. 97-108.
  65. Metallurgical Studies. Published in N. D. A. Jour., Vol. IV, 1917, pp. 857-59.
  66. Report of the Committee on Scientific Research. Read before National Dental Association. Published in N. D. A. Journal, IV, 1917, pp. 1338-1341.
  67. Treatment of Acute and Chronic Periapical Infections (Symposium). Published in Pacific Dental Gazette, XXV, 1917, pp. 268-70.
  68. The Present Status of Our Knowledge of the Relation of Mouth Infection to Systemic Disease. Published in Dental Review, XXXI, 1917, pp. 271-279; Western Dental Journal, XXXI, June, 1917.
  69. The Relative Efficiency of Medicaments for the Sterilization of Tooth Structure. (Price and Brooks.) Read before National Dental Association, New York, 1917. Published in Dental Cosmos, LX, 1918, 531-532; N. D. A. Journal, V, 1918, 364-367.
  70. Electrolytic Medication (Pond & Price). Published in Journal N. D. A., V, 1918, pp. 601-28.
  71. Report of Laboratory Investigations on the Physical Properties of Root Filling Materials and the Efficiency of Root Fillings for Blocking Infection from Sterile Tooth Structures. Read before American Dental Association, 1918. Published in N. D. A. Journal, V, 1918, 1260-1280; American Dentist, VIII, January 15, 1919, 11-12.
  72. The Relation of Dental Operations and Dental Lesions to Systemic Lesions. Published in Oral Health, VIII, 1918, pp. 137-153.
  73. Sterilizing Teeth. Published in Journal of Dental Surgery, XV, 1918, pp. 104.
  74. Root Canal Operations by the Army Dental Corps. Published in Dental Research Journal, Vol. 1, 1919, pp. 329-330.
  75. Address Delivered to Mass Meeting of Toronto Dentists, Held at the Royal College of Dental Surgeons in the Interests of the Canadian Dental Research Foundation. Read in Toronto. Published in Oral Health, Vol. X, 1920, pp. 381-4.
  76. A report on the Theory of Pressure Casting. Read before International Dental Congress. Published in Transactions of 6th International Dental Congress, 1921, pp. 268-278.
  77. Report of the Research Commission to the Members of the House of Delegates of the American Dental Association. Read before American Dental Association. Published in American Dental Association Transactions, 1922, pp. 63-66.
  78. Dental Infections, Oral and Systemic. Vol. I, 700 pp., 1923.
  79. Dental Infections and the Degenerative Diseases. Vol. II, 470 pp., 1923. Published by Penton Publishing Co., Cleveland.
    1. Dental Infections, Oral and Systemic. Published in Oral Health, XIII, 1923, 489-490.
  80. A Study of an Abrams Demonstration, Published in American Dental Association Journal, XI, 1924, 751-760.
  81. A Few of the New Viewpoints of Dental Pathology, (Dental Infections, Oral and Systemic). Published in Dominion Dental Journal, XXXVI, 1924, 56-58, 120-121; Oral Health, XIV, 1924, 67-70; Brit. Dental Journal, XLVI, 1925, 802-804.
  82. Newer Data for Establishing a Basis for Judgment Regarding Focal Infection with Special Consideration for Child Welfare. Read before Northern Ohio Dental Association, Cleveland, June, 1924. Published in Dental Summary, XLIV, 1924, 967-986; Australian Dental Summary, VI, 1925-1926, 285-287, 333-342.
  83. Focal Infection, Its Relation to Restorative Dentistry. Published in Dental Outlook, XI, 1924, pp. 875-881; 941-948.
  84. Types of Systemic Disease Produced or Aggravated by Dental Focal Infections. Read before North Carolina Dental Society. Published in Society Transactions, 1924, pp. 173-187.
  85. The Role of Focal Infections in Development of Degenerative Diseases. Read before North Carolina Dental Society. Published in North Carolina Dental Society Transactions, 1924, 164-173; Northwest Journal of Dentistry, XII, 1924, June, 8-12; American Medical Association Journal, LXXXIV, 1925, 254-259; Dental Cosmos, LXVII, 1925, 426-429.
  86. Relation of Dental Infections to Health and Disease. Read before Idaho State Medical Association, Boise, Idaho, June, 1924. Published in Northwest Medicine, February and March, 1925; Northwest Dental Journal, XIV, 1926, November, 23-28; December, 12-17. (Cont. in Vol. XV.)
  87. Will Your Patients’ Dentist Have a Prepared Mind? Published in Dental Student, Vol. II, No. 4, January 1925.
  88. Dental Infections and Related Degenerative Diseases (Some Structural and Biochemical Factors). Read before American Medical Association, Chicago, June, 1924. Published in American Medical Journal, January, 1925, Vol. LXXXIV, pp. 254-259.
    1. How Far Should a Radiograph Be Trusted? Published in Dental Digest, XXXI, 1925, 244.
    2. Is a Pulpless Tooth Healthy Because It Is Comfortable? Published in Dental Digest, XXXI, 1925, 477-478.
  89. Resolved that Practically all Infected Pulpless Teeth Should be Removed (Debate). Read before Odontographic Society, Chicago, October, 1925. Published in American Dental Journal, December, XII, 1925, pp. 1468-1499.
  90. The Responsibility of the Management for the Effect of Focal Infection (Especially Dental) on the Life, Health, and Efficiency of the Employee. Read before the National Safety Council, Cleveland, September, 1925. Published in Dental Items of Interest, December, 1925, XLVII, 877-899.
  91. Fundamentals Suggested by Recent Researches for Diagnosis, Prognosis and Treatment of Dental Focal Infections. Read before American Dental Association, Dallas, Texas, November, 1924. Published in Journal A. D. A., XII, pp. 641-665, 1925; Dominion Dental Journal, XXXVII, 1925, pp. 226-227.
  92. Newer Knowledge of Calcium Metabolism in Health and Disease with Special Consideration of Calcification and Decalcification Processes, Including Focal Infection Phenomena. Read before American Dental Association, Louisville, Ky., September 24, 1925. Published in Jour. A. D. A., December, 1926, Vol. XIII, pp. 1765-1794.
  93. Some Biochemical and Clinical Aspects on the Relation of Light to Life and Health. Read before Chemical Session at Second Chemical Equipment and Process and Process Engineering Exposition, Cleveland, May, 1926. Published in Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, Vol. 18, No. 7, July, 1926.
  94. Some Systemic Expressions of Dental Infections. Read before American Congress of International Medicine, Detroit, Mich., February, 1926. Published in Annals of Clinical Medicine, Vol. IV, No. 11, May, 1926.
  95. Calcium Metabolism Studies: A. The Raising of Serum Calcium by Topical Applications of Raw and Activated Cod Liver Oil.. B. Disturbances Associated With the Active Dental Caries of Childhood and Pregnancy. Read before National Academy of Sciences, Washington, April, 1926. Published in American Journal of Diseases of Children, January, 1927, Vol. XXXIII, 78-95.
  96. Dental Infections, Their Dangers and Prevention. Read before Twelfth Annual Meeting of the Radiological Society of North America, Milwaukee, December, 1926. Published in Radiology, May, 1928.
  97. Calcium, its Activities, Utilization and Metabolism. Read before Seventh International Dental Congress, Philadelphia, August, 1926. Published in Journal A. D. A., April, 1928, XV, 729-748.
  98. Obscure Expressions of Dental Infections. Read before Sixth Australian Dental Congress, Melbourne, 1927. Published in Proceedings, June, 1928.
  99. Some New Fundamentals for the Prevention of Dental Disease, with Special Consideration of Calcification and Decalcification Processes. Read before New Jersey State Dental Society, Asbury Park, April, 1928. Published in Dental Cosmos, February, 1929, LXXI, 145-161.
  100. Calcium Metabolism Studies on the Nature and Role of the Activators: Researches on Fundamentals for the Prevention of Dental Disease. Read before American Dental Association, Detroit, Mich, October, 1927. Published in Journal A. D. A., February, 1929, XVI, 265-287.
  101. New Fundamentals for the Treatment and Prevention of Dental Disease Based on Calcium Utilization and Disturbances, with Special Consideration of Factors Determining When an Infected Tooth Becomes a Liability. Read before American Dental Association, Minneapolis, August, 1926. Published in Journal A. D. A., March, 1929, XVI, 456-481.
  102. Calcium and Phosphorus Utilization in Health and Disease: 1. The Role of the Activators for Calcium and Phosphorus Metabolism. 2. The Nature and Source of Calcium and Phosphorus Activators. Read before American Association of Med. Milk Commission, and Joint Convention of the Canadian Dental Association, and the Dental Society of Western Canada, Montreal, June, 1929, Regina, Sask., June, 1929. Published in Certified Milk, October, November, December, 1929; Dominion Dental Journal, October, November, 1929.
  103. Seasonal Variations in Butter-fat Vitamins and Their Relation to Seasonal Morbidity, Including Dental Caries and Disturbed Calcification. Read before American Dental Association, Washington, D. C., October, 1929. Published in Journal A. D. A., Vol. XVII, May, 1930, 850-873.
  104. New Standards for Dental Diagnosis. Published in American Dental Surgeon, Vol. L, No. 2, February, 1930.
  105. Seasonal Variations in the Levels of Vitamins, Particularly Those of Butterfat and Their Relation to Seasonal Morbidities, Including Dental Disturbances. Read before Joint Meeting of Wayne County Medical Society, and the Detroit Distr. Dental Society, Detroit, Michigan, January, 1930.
  106. Why the Annual Pilgrimages to the Hospitals? Read before Cleveland Homeopathic Medical Society, Cleveland, February 11, 1930. Published in Your Health, March, 1930. Abstract.
  107. Some Contributing Factors to the Degenerative Diseases, with Special Considerations of the Role of Dental Focal Infections and Seasonal Tides in Defensive Vitamins. Read before Philadelphia County Medical Society-Stomatology Night, April 16, 1930, Philadelphia. Published in Dental Cosmos, 1930, October, LXXII, 1049-1060; November, LXXII, 1119-1131.
  108. New Light on the Control of Dental Caries and the Degenerative Diseases. Read before American Dental Association, Denver, Colo., July, 1930. Published in Journal of A. D. A., Vol. XVIII, pp. 1189-1219, July, 1931.
  109. New Light on the Rise and Fall in the Levels of Life with Cycles in Vitamin Tides. Read before Milwaukee County Dental and Medical Societies, Milwaukee, Wis., April 17 1931.
  110. Some Means for Improving Life by Increasing Vitamin Content of Milk and Its Products. Read before International Association of Milk Dealers, Cleveland, October 22, 1930. Published in The Association Bulletin, No. 10, January 29, 1931.
  111. A New View of Health and Disease Based on the Rise and Fall in the Levels of Life with Cycles in Vitamin Tides. Read before American Public Health Association, Fort Worth, Texas, October, 1930. Published in American Journal of Public Health, June, 1931, XXI, No. 6.
  112. Review of Author’s Contributions to Data Regarding Radiant Energy and Vitamins.
  113. New Light on the Dependence of Human Life Upon Plant Minerals and Activators (vitamins) with Particular Consideration of Cereal Foods. Read before American Association Cereal Chemists, Chicago, Ill., February 2, 1931.
  114. Have We Scientific Evidence of Dietary Control of Dental Caries in the Child and Adult? Read before Chicago Dental Society, Chicago, Ill., February 3, 1931.
  115. A New View of Dental Caries and Some Other Degenerative Diseases Based on Tides in Available Activators and Their Relation to Body Demands. Read before Cleveland Chapter International Association of Dental Research, Cleveland, Ohio, March 9, 1931, and International Association of Dental Research, Memphis, Tenn., March 22, 1931.
  116. New Light on Health and Disease Including Dental Disease Based on the Rise and Fall of Levels of Life with Cycles in Vitamin Tides. Read before Northern Ohio Dental Association, Cleveland, O., June 2, 1931.
  117. New Light on the Cause and Prevention of Dental Caries and Some Other Degenerative Diseases. Read before VIIIth International Dental Congress, Paris, France, August 3, 1931. Published in Proceedings of Congress, August, 1931; Dental Survey, September-October, 1932.
  118. Control of Dental Caries and Some Associated Degenerative Processes Through Reinforcement of the Diet With Special Activators. Read before American Dental Association, Memphis, Tenn., October 20, 1931. Published in American Dental Journal, August, 1932.
  119. Are the Activators Revealing the Nature of Life in Health and Disease Including Dental Disease? Read before Ohio State Dental Society, Cincinnati, Ohio, December 1, 1931. (Published Journal of Ohio State Dental Society, 1932.)
  120. A New View of Health and Disease Including Dental Disease Based on a Rise and Fall in the Levels of Life With Cycles in Vitamin Tides. Read before St. Louis Dental Society, Diamond Jubilee meeting, December 7, 1931. To be published in St. Louis Dental Society Proceedings.
  121. New Light on the Etiology and Control of Dental Caries With Experimental Basis for New Theory of Dental Caries. Read before International Association for Dental Research, March, 1932. Published in Journal of Dental Research, June, 1932, XII, 540-544.
  122. Evidence of a Need for Fluorine in Optimum Amounts for Plant and Animal Growth and Bone and Tooth Development With Thresholds for Injury. Read before International Association for Dental Research, March, 1932. Published in Journal of Dental Research, June, 1932, XII, 545-547.
  123. New Light on Some Relationships Between Soil Mineral Deficiencies, Low Vitamin Foods and Some Degenerative Diseases Including Dental Caries With Practical Progress in Their Control. Read before Academy of Dentistry, Toronto, March, 1932; the Indiana State Dental Society, Indianapolis, May 16, 1932, and the Australian Dental Congress, August, 1932, (read in Absentia). Published in Oral Health, September and October, 1932. In the Indiana State Bulletin, September, 1932, and the Australian Dental Journal (date as yet unknown).
  124. The Experimental Basis for a New Theory of Dental Caries with Chemical Procedures for Determining Immunity and Susceptibility. Read before Dental Society of the State of New York at Albany, May 11, 1932. Published in the Dental Cosmos, December, 1932.
  125. A New Link in the Etiology of Dental Caries and Its Application to Variations in Immunity in Switzerland and Other Countries. Read before the European Division of Federation Dentaire Internationale, Zurich, Switzerland, August, 1932.
  126. Investigations Indicating that Saliva Solubility for Phosphorus Largely Establishes Levels for Immunity and Susceptibility to Dental Caries. Read before American Dental Association, September, 1932. Published Journal A. D. A., August, 1933.
  127. Field Studies on the Relation of Diet to Dental Caries made in 1931 and 1932 in Switzerland, France, Italy, Scotland and Islands in the North Atlantic. Read before the Odontological Society of Western Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, Nov. 1932.
  128. New Light on the Cause and Control of Tooth Decay in Man, From Field Studies of Primitive Districts Providing Immunity. Read before American Association for the Advancement of Science, December, 1932, Atlantic City, New Jersey. Abstracted in Journal of Dental Research, April, 1933, Vol. XIII, No. 2, pages 170-172.
  129. Communication to the Members of the Mexican Dental Congress, Mexico City, March, 1933. Proceedings of Congress.
  130. Further Data on Chemical Factors of the Saliva Which are Related to Immunity and Susceptibility to Dental Caries with Procedures for Estimating Them. Read before International Association for Dental Research, March 18, 1933, Chicago, Illinois. Abstracted in Journal of Dental Research, June, 1933, Vol. XIII, No. 3, page 195.
  131. Chemical Characteristics of Saliva Related to Alveolar Decalcification and Pyorrhea Alveolaris.. Read before the International Assn. for Dental Research, March 18, 1933, Chicago, Illinois. Abstracted in Journal of Dental Research, June, 1933, Vol. XIII, No. 3, page 195.
  132. Why Dental Caries with Modern Civilizations? 1. Field Studies in Primitive Loetschental Valley, Switzerland. Dental Digest, March, 1933.
  133. Why Dental Caries with Modern Civilizations? II. Field Studies in Primitive Valais (Wallis) Districts, Switzerland. Dental Digest, March, 1933.
  134. Why Dental Caries with Modern Civilizations? III. Field Studies in Modernized St. Moritz and Herisau, Switzerland. Dental Digest, March, 1933.
  135. Why Dental Caries with Modern Civilizations? IV. Field Studies in Primitive and in Modern Outer Hebrides, Scotland. Dental Digest, June, 1933.
  136. Why Dental Caries with Modern Civilizations? V. An Interpretation of Previously Reported Field Studies. Dental Digest, July, 1933.
  137. Why Dental Caries with Modern Civilizations? VI. Practical Procedures for the Nutritional Control of Dental Caries. Dental Digest, August, 1933.
  138. New Light on the Cause and Control of Tooth Decay in Man, from Field Studies of Primitive Districts Providing Immunity. Communication for the Eighth Australian Dental Congress, Adelaide, South Australia, August, 1933. Proceedings of Congress.
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