The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1918, Page 2

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And that’s what you get here, because our assistant dentists were licensed by the State Board of Dental Examiners, not because they CAN hurt you, but because they KNOW HOW NOT TO HURT when performing a necessary dental operation. That is precisely the reason why we not only insist that all our assistants MUST BI LICENSED Graduate Dental Surgeons, but also that they shall have had some years ot Actual Practical Experience. This establishment, which is the largest dental office on the Coast, the most thor- oughly equipped and scientifically managed, has neither room nor use for the services of novices or experimenters Our business is to cater to the dental needs of the general public. We know that the public is accustomed to getting value received for its money in every industry and pro- _ fession, and we have sought to come up to requirements in that matter. 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