Jones v. Dental Commission

In 1926, § 2906 of the Chapter of the General Statutes dealing with the practice of dentistry provided that all unlicensed assistants who registered their names with the dental commissioners prior to October 1st, 1907, might continue to practice as assistants, provided they performed dental operations on patients in the office and in the immediate presence of a registered or licensed dentist and directly under his supervision, but that the commissioners might cancel the registration of any person so practicing for any of the reasons set forth in § 2901. One of these reasons was a violation of…