The Archives of Dentistry Vol. VII, No. 12, December 1890, is a comprehensive periodical that captures the state of dental science and practice at the close of the 19th century. This volume, part of a respected series, offers a detailed snapshot of contemporary advancements, clinical observations, and professional discourse within the dental community. It features original articles, case studies, and editorials contributed by leading dental practitioners and scholars of the era, addressing topics such as new techniques in oral surgery, innovations in dental materials, and the evolving understanding of oral diseases. The issue also includes reports from dental societies, reviews of recent literature, and correspondence that reflect the dynamic exchange of ideas shaping the profession. With its blend of scientific rigor and practical insight, The Archives of Dentistry Vol. VII, No. 12 serves as both a historical document and a valuable resource for understanding the development of dentistry as a medical discipline.