11 research outputs found
A picture of dentistry at Charing Cross in the 1730s given by Hogarth's painting and print of Night. Professional governance, identity and possible mercury intoxication as an occupational hazard for his barber tooth-drawer
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'Dentists' and the establishment of the Anglo-American profession in the eighteenth century: part 3. Official recognition
No full textEminent Victorian dentistry. 1. John Ruskin and the patient experience of Victorian dentistry. Ruskin's dentist, Alfred James Woodhouse
No full textEthics; 'In consideration of the love he bears.' Apprenticeship in the nineteenth century, and the development of professional ethics in dentistry. Part 2. Hippocrates' long shadow
No full textEthics: How the Apothecaries Act of 1815 shaped the dental profession. Part 2. The chemist–dentists and the education of dentists
No full textArchaeological evidence for dental innovation: an eighteenth century porcelain dental prosthesis belonging to Archbishop Arthur Richard Dillon
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