chief of toothers and the physicians (1st known dentist)
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Aristole
gingiva responsible for tooth formation (which is wrong)
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hippocrates
“father of medicine” A balance of bodily fluids and temperatures lead to good health. Stressed oral hygiene and developed toothpaste and mouthwash
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Diocles of Carystus
Created the idea of rubbing gums and teeth with finger and mint.
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T’ing to T’ung & Yu Shu
described the act of chewing and swallowing
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Saint Apollonia
was a martyr who suffered during an uprising of christians
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Cornelius Celsus
wrote De Medicina, the earliest book about dental
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Cladius Green
First to mention nerves in the teeth
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Leonardo Da Vinci
first to describe differences in molars and premolars
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Ambroise Pare
‘father of modern surgery” credited as the first to use artificial eyes, arms, and legs
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Pierre Fauchard
Originated the term “surgeon dentist” Shared his method of removing decay and filling with lead or tin. “father of modern dentistry” Recognized that scaling could prevent gum disease
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Robert Woofendale
one of the first dentist to travel throughout american colonies
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John Greenwood
Became a dentist at 14 years old and was the first dentist born in America
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Paul Revere
Interested in making artificial teeth and instruments
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Horace Hayden & Chapin Harris
Hayden lectured to medical students on dentistry. Together they established the first dental college
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Dr. Green Vardiman Black
Very focused on preventative dentistry
Wrote standardized rules for cavity prep and fill
Invented machines for testing alloy and instruments
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Wilhem Conrad Roentgen
Discovered x-rays in 1895
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Horace Wells
discovered inhalation anesthesia (nitrous oxide)
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Lucy B. Hobbs-Taylor
first woman to graduate from a recognized dental college
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Dr. Deborah Greenspan
Did research on dental issues related to HIV & Aids
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Malvina Cueria
first female dental assistant
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Robert Tanner Freeman
First African-American accepted into a dental school (harvard)
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Irene Newman
First dental hygenist
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Ida Gray-Rollins
First African-American woman to earn a DDS degree & practice in chicago
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Juliette Southhard
Formed the American Dental Assistants Association in 1924