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Greenwich 1933

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Greenwich Borough]

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Dental Clinic.—The Council's Dentist, Mr. G. F. Ferris,
L.D.S., R.C.S. (Eng.), attends at the Dispensary, Maze Hill,
Greenwich, once a fortnight to deal with cases referred to him by
the Medical Officers of the Welfare Centres and Clinics.

The following Return shows the work performed during the year in detail:—

Number of Sessions26
Number of Patients207
Number of Attendances693
Local Anæsthetic Extractions255
Gas Extractions97
Advice given80
Dentures and Repairs36
Fillings and Scalings18
X-Ray2
Referred to Hospital re Gas:—
Children30

ARTIFICIAL SUNLIGHT TREATMENT.
The work at the three Centres has been conducted on similar
lines to previous years. Cases referred by doctors at the various
Welfare Centres continue to show a definite improvement. The
number of patients treated at each Centre is given in the following
table:—

BOROUGH HALL CENTRE.

Under 55—15Over 15Total
Number under treatment at end of previous year1113227170
Number of New Patients2837561419
Discharges2586555258
Number under treatment at end of 19331364233211
Number of treatments given5,3681,0711,1037,542