Gas in Dentistry; Nitrous Oxide Is Called Unsafe And Substitutes Are Suggested

Title

Gas in Dentistry; Nitrous Oxide Is Called Unsafe And Substitutes Are Suggested

Identifier

31448

Abstract

Nitrous oxide, the gas given by dentists when teeth are to be extracted, was introduced a century ago. In a paper which he read before the American Society for the Advancement of General Anesthesia in Dentistry. Dr. M. Hillel Feldman branded it as unsafe

Publication Year

1944

Publication Title

New York Times

Publication Date

1944-12-3

URL

Gas in Dentistry; Nitrous Oxide Is Called Unsafe And Substitutes Are Suggested

Files

Collection

New York Times

Reference

'Gas in Dentistry; Nitrous Oxide Is Called Unsafe And Substitutes Are Suggested', New York Times

Cite As

“Gas in Dentistry; Nitrous Oxide Is Called Unsafe And Substitutes Are Suggested,” Past Periodicals, accessed February 26, 2021, https://unsettlingscientificstories.omeka.net/items/show/21615.