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Amelia Roosanty
Almira Febryana
Ati Nurfadilah
Dita Mun Ningsih
Giandra Hasna Athaya
Maulida Nuur Ezzaty
Tessa Festiana
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History of
dentistry
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1700-1550 BC
5000 BC
An Egyptian text, the Ebers
A Sumerian text of this Papyrus, refers to diseases of
ANCIENT the teeth and various
date describes “tooth
ORIGINIS worms” as the cause
toothache remedies.
of dental decay.
166-201 AD
The Etruscans practice
dental prosthetics using
gold crowns and fixed
bridgework.
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1400
THE 700 A series of royal decrees in
BEGINNING France prohibit lay barbers
A medical text in from practicing all surgical
OF China mentions the procedures except
PRFESSION – use of “silver paste,” a bleeding, cupping, leeching,
MIDDLE AGE type of amalgam. and extracting teeth.
1575
In France Ambrose Pare,
known as the Father of
Surgery, publishes his
Complete Works.
1723
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Pierre Fauchard, a French surgeon
publishes The Surgeon Dentist, A Treatise
on Teeth (Le Chirurgien Dentiste).
THE
1760
DEVELOPMEN John Baker, the earliest medically-
T OF A trained dentist to practice in America,
PROFESSION immigrates from England and sets
up practice.
1789
Frenchman Nicolas Dubois de
Chemant receives the first patent
for porcelain teeth.
1790
John Greenwood, son of Isaac Greenwood and
one of George Washington’s dentists, constructs
the first known dental foot engine.
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1877
Lucy Beaman Hobbs
The Wilkerson chair, the first
graduates from the
pump-type hydraulic dental
Ohio College of Dental
chair, is introduced.
Surgery, becoming the
first woman to earn a
dental degree.
1887 1895
Stowe & Eddy Dental Laboratory, Wilhelm Roentgen, a German
the first successful industrial-type physicist, discovers the x-ray. In
laboratory in the U.S., opens in 1896 prominent New Orleans
Boston, marking the ascendancy of dentist C. Edmond Kells takes the
the modern commercial dental first dental x-ray of a living person
laboratory. in the U.S.
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the Erbium YAG laser
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