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Excerpt from Radiodontia (Dental Radiography and Diagnosis): Questions and Answers
It has been the aim of the writer to make the answers as spontaneous and brief as possible. It is my hope that what this style may lack in formality it makes up for in its spontaneity; it is unquestionably true that a spontaneous brief answer may Sometimes be more illuminating than a more labored, more meticulous one. While I have tried to hold on to the desired spontaneity and brevity throughout, still some of the more complicated and exacting parts of the book have had to be edited and rewritten repeatedly for the sake of accuracy.
A few questions are repeated, in different chapters. The reason for this is to establish a certain degree of continuity between questions, to bring out correlated information in convenient juxtaposition.
The questions - and-answers form is a convenient one; the reader may glance at the question; then, if he is sufficiently interested, read 'the answer.
By adopting this method of presenting the subject I have been able to include a great deal in a comparatively small space and also I have been able to incorporate the newer ideas and methods and get the book to the profession quickly - to serve the ideas hot so to speak.
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