The Family and Dental Disease. IV: Dental Disease (DMF) Experience in Parents and Offspring**The preceding papers in this series “The Family and Dental Disease” are: I. DMF Experience Among Husbands and Wives. J.A.D.A. 32:945, August 1, 1945; II. Age of Parents and Dental Caries (DMF) Experience in Offspring (in preparation); III. Size of Family and Dental Caries (DMF) Experience in Offspring (in preparation).

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