DR. DEWEY G CARTER, DDS
Medical Practice at Heather Rd, Burlington, NC

License number

North Carolina NC3265

Organization information

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Dewey G. Carter, D.D.S., PA

853 Heather Rd SUITE A, Burlington, NC 27215

Industry:

Dentist's Office, Dentists, Oral Surgeons, ...

Doing business as:

Dewey G Carter DDS Inc<br>Dewey G Carter DDS<br>Dewey Carter DDS

Registration:

Sep 1, 1977

Phone:

(336) 221-9602 (Phone), (336) 228-7749 (Phone)

State ID:

0024279

Secretarys:

Dewey G. Carter (President, Dentist Oral Surgeon, Family And General Dentistry, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon),Gail M. Carter (Office Manager),Michelle Lynn Smith (Secretary)

Agent:

Dewey G Carter

Categories:

Dentists

Dewey G Carter PA

853 Heather Rd #A, Burlington, NC 27215

Doing business as:

Dewey G Carter Pa - Dewey G Carter DDS

Phone:

(336) 228-7749 (Phone), (336) 584-3294 (Phone)

Categories:

Dentists, Maxillofacial Physicians & Surgeons

Products:

Biopsies, Extractions, Implants, ...

Payment options:

All Major Cards Accepted, MasterCard, VISA

Certifications:

Certified

Additional:

Credit Card Payments

Professional information

Dr. Dewey G Carter, Burlington NC - DDS (Doctor of Dental Surgery)

Specialties:

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Address:

Dewey G Carter DDS
853 Heather Rd STE A, Burlington 27215
(336) 228-7749 (Phone)

Languages:

English

Dewey Gaston Carter, Burlington NC

Specialties:

Oral Surgeon

Address:

853 Heather Rd, Burlington, NC 27215

Technique For The Prevention Of Alveolar Osteitis

US Patent:

5006071, Apr 9, 1991

Filed:

May 9, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/191413

Inventors:

Dewey G. Carter - Burlington NC

International Classification:

A61C 500

US Classification:

433215

Abstract:

A moldable, absorbable dressing and method for the prevention of alveolar osteitis following the extraction of a tooth or removal of a cyst. The dressing is primarily plaster of Paris with approximately 5 wt. % of tetracycline and 0. 01 wt. % of hydrocortisone added to reduce inflammation at the wound site. The plaster of Paris may include 0. 85 wt. % K. sub. 2 SO. sub. 4 to facilitate solidification in the body. The method includes mixing the plaster of Paris with water to form a semi-liquid paste of plaster of Paris. A plug of absorbable, gelatin sponge is then cut out slightly larger than the cavity left by the tooth extraction or cyst removal. The sponge is immersed into the semi-liquid plaster to absorb as much of the plaster as possible. The impregnated sponge is then compressed slightly and placed in the cavity. The gelatin sponge is somewhat resilient which aids in filling the socket as it expands.

Stabilizing Adhesive Body For Catheter

US Patent:

6955659, Oct 18, 2005

Filed:

May 7, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/431410

Inventors:

Dewey G. Carter - Burlington NC, US

International Classification:

A61M005/32

US Classification:

604180

Abstract:

An infusion system for intravenous fluid injection. The apparatus includes: a catheter; and a stabilizing apparatus for the catheter. In the preferred embodiment, the stabilizing apparatus includes: (i) an anterior portion adhered to the catheter; (ii) an anterior folding portion adjacent to the anterior portion extending forwardly; (iii) a contact adhesive covering one surface of the stabilizing apparatus; (iv) a protective layer adhered to the contact adhesive; (v) a posterior portion; (vi) a posterior folding portion adjacent to the posterior portion extending rearward; (vii) a contact adhesive on a surface of the posterior portion; and (viii) a protective layer adhered to the contact adhesive on the posterior portion. The infusion system may also include a container for holding the intravenous fluid.