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Ilford 1914

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Ilford]

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others. As each child is examined the result is recorded on
its card.
A notice is then sent to the parents of those children
who require treatment. If they wish to have their child
treated at the clinic the attached form has to be signed and
returned to the School Medical Officer, and then an appointment
is made for attendance.
ILFORD COUNCIL EDUCATION COMMITTEE.
Dental Treatment of School Children.
Ilford.
Council Offices,
Public Health Department,
School Dentist:
H. Drake, L.D.S.
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To the parents or guardians of
The teeth of the above-named child have been reported
by the School Dentist to be in need of attention.
It is strongly urged that your child should have the
necessary treatment.
This can be obtained by taking your child to a registered
dental surgeon, or by filling in the attached form and
returning it to me, you can have treatment for your child
done by the School Dentist at the Council Offices.
Parents will be notified of the hours children are
required to attend the dental clinic.
School Medical Officer.