London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Walthamstow 1954

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Walthamstow]

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Types of treatment given—continued

Expectant MothersNursing MothersChildren under School age
3. Inlays provided–––
4. Crowns „12–
5. Anæsthetics administered : (a) local21256
(b) general:— (i) by medical officers on County Staff19417
(ii) by others7638193
6. (a) Scaling104151
(b) Prolonged scaling and gum treatment1986
7. Silver Nitrate Treatment2882
8. Dressings603753
9. X-ray examinations511–
10. Dentures provided: (a) full–15–
(b) partial110–
11. Dentures repaired11–
12. Dentures remade: (a) full–––
(b) partial11–
13. Orthodontic appliances: (a) fixed–––
(b) movable–––
14. Prophylactic treatment and other operations: Impressions2044–
Bites712–
Try-ins519–
Easing320–
Polishing607–
Gum Treatments607–
Syringing11––
15. Number of treatments included above in 6 or 14, carried out by Oral Hygienist21325–

The services of the Dental Hygienist were available on two
days per week. Apart from chair side work for the priority groups,
talks were given at Thorpe Coombe Maternity Hospital.
(d) Tonsils and Adenoids.—Children are treated at various
hospitals.