He researched improvements in producing dental skiagraphs in the early 1900s and developed special instruments for studying the effect of X-rays on cancer. Much of this work was presented at various professional societies in which he had membership.
In the early 1900s, he dedicated himself to improving dental X-ray production techniques and developed tools for studying the effects of X-rays on cancer. He shared his findings with other professionals through presentations at various societies where he was a member.