The Baltimore College of Dental Surgery : Heritage and History
Abstract
The work begins by highlighting the story of the practice of dentistry through the ages and the significant events that culminated in the establishment of formal dental education, the first major branch of higher education to originate in America. The second part is a genealogy of the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, Dental School, University of Maryland at Baltimore, from which the exacting educational standards which are the foundation of professional dentistry today have evolved. - from ForwardTable of Contents
Part 1 Heritage: Dentistry in the Ancient World--Medieval Dentistry--The Beginning of Modern Dentistry--Dentistry in America; Part 2 History, the First Dental College: The Founding--Growth,Competition--Consolidation--Quest for Excellence--The School TodayDescription
Includes a letter dated 1981 from Errol Reese, the Dean of the Baltimore College of Dentistry, describing the origin of this publication inspired by a presentation on the School's history delivered by Dr. Joseph P. Cappuccio before the Pierre Fauchard Academy in October 1980. As part of the letterhead, are the words "First Dental College in the World."Keyword
University of Maryland, Baltimore. Dental School, Baltimore College of Dental SurgeryUniversity of Maryland School of Dentistry
Hayden, Horace H., 1769-1844
Harris, Chapin Aaron, 1806-1860
Dental schools--Maryland--Baltimore
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery--History
History of Dentistry
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