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642 Abstracts and Reviews La Technique des Aciers Inoxydables. Le Soudage Electique. By Maurice Charlier. Brussels, 1935, J. E. Goossens. The book deals with the technic of using stainless steel for dental purposes and with the method of soldering by means of electricity. It is entirely prac- tical in its nature, describing the laboratory methods of constructing prosthetic and orthodontic appliances from nonoxydizing steel. The orthodontic; appli- ances demonstrated are used in the Belgian College of Dentistry in Brussels (L 'Ecole Dentaire BeIge a Bruxelles), where Charlier teaches in the capacity of professor. The author's technic is highly advanced. Each step is stand- ardized, described in detail, and illustrated; the making of bands, the con- struction of main arches and locking devices, and the addition of various kinds of auxiliary springs. The electric soldering is done with a special dental solder- ing machine made by a Belgian concern, which manufactures a fixed as well as a portable type. Their use is shown on both stainless steel and precious metals. The book is written in French; it contains 243 pages, with 280 illustrations, and is handsomely gotten up. E. N.

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642 Abstracts and Reviews

La Technique des Aciers Inoxydables. Le Soudage Electique. By MauriceCharlier. Brussels, 1935, J. E. Goossens.

The book deals with the technic of using stainless steel for dental purposesand with the method of soldering by means of electricity. It is entirely prac­tical in its nature, describing the laboratory methods of constructing prostheticand orthodontic appliances from nonoxydizing steel. The orthodontic; appli­ances demonstrated are used in the Belgian College of Dentistry in Brussels(L 'Ecole Dentaire BeIge a Bruxelles), where Charlier teaches in the capacityof professor. The author's technic is highly advanced. Each step is stand­ardized, described in detail, and illustrated; the making of bands, the con­struction of main arches and locking devices, and the addition of various kindsof auxiliary springs. The electric soldering is done with a special dental solder­ing machine made by a Belgian concern, which manufactures a fixed as wellas a portable type. Their use is shown on both stainless steel and preciousmetals.

The book is written in French; it contains 243 pages, with 280 illustrations,and is handsomely gotten up.

E. N.