Dentistry in the 19th Century and its Shift to the USA

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What was a significant factor that led to the leadership shift of dental practice to the USA in the 19th century?

Mass production of dental instruments and materials

Why did the training of dentists in the United States favor clinical practice and hands-on experience?

To ensure greater efficiency in performing dental treatments

What played a crucial role in making dental care an important part of general medical care in the United States?

Use of anaesthesia in dental treatment

What was a common practice in the diffuse and non-regulated dental practice in the USA during the 19th century?

Dental extractions with extraction key

Which factor contributed significantly to the development of new materials and techniques for dental treatment?

Mass production of dental instruments and materials

What allowed for a wider dissemination of dental knowledge and treatment throughout the United States?

Creation of dental schools

Who was awarded the title of Dentist by the Ministry of Commerce, Education, and Public Works on 10 April 1850?

Polonia Sanz

Who founded the Revista Odontálgica in 1872, which was later renamed Revista Odontológica?

Cayetano Triviño

Who was the most famous for her book entitled 'el arte del dentista' (‘the art of the dentist’, in English) in 1873?

Manuela Aniorte y Paredes

Who was the key figure associated with the work 'The art of the dentist' (1887)?

José Martínez Sánchez

Who issued licenses not recognized by the State and promoted the creation of the Body of Sub-inspectors of the Dental profession?

Cayetano Triviño

Under which Royal Decree were women authorized to practice the profession of Surgeon-Dentist under the same conditions as men in 1883?

Royal Decree of 1883

Who qualified as a dentist by the University of Valencia and was the most famous for her book entitled 'el arte del dentista'?

Manuela Aniorte y Paredes

Who founded the Spanish College of Dentists in 1874?

Cayetano Triviño

Who obtained the first license to practice dentistry from the Maryland School of Medicine?

Chapin A. Harris

In which year did Horace Hayden and Chapin A. Harris found the world's first dental school?

1840

Who made the first unsuccessful public presentation of the anaesthetic effects of nitrous oxide (laughing gas) in January 1845?

Horace Wells

Who published 'The dental art: a practical on dental surgery' in 1839?

Chapin A. Harris

Who was the first foreign professor of conservative dentistry at the University of Berlin?

Willoughby Dayton Miller

Who developed the modern amalgam in 1895?

Greene Vardiman Black

Who pioneered the use of radiology in dentistry and designed his own apparatus?

Edmund Kells

Who is known for developing low-melting point porcelain crowns on a platinum matrix in 1888?

Land

In which year did Richmond patent a porcelain tooth attached to a gold holder?

1872

In 1890, who published a treatise entitled 'Microorganisms of the human mouth'?

Giusseppangelo Fonzi

Explore the historical shift of dental practice leadership to the United States in the 19th century, and the development of a strong dental industry with mass production of instruments, creation of dental schools, and wider dissemination of dental knowledge and treatment. Learn about the focus on clinical practice and the impact of free public schools on dentists' training.

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