dentistry

She had also taken a short dentistry course before coming out.

In 1933 she published her book on the history of dentistry.

In the academic year 1960-61, the school had 102 students of dentistry.

Many of the things they trade are coffee and dentistry.

And, he says, many students enter dentistry as a second career.

There he set up his own practice in dentistry and medicine.

They were not successful, but by 1905 he had decided to leave dentistry for writing.

He is also known as the father of operative dentistry.

"I frankly believe the major effect on dentistry would be an increase in business."

It was between 1650 and 1800 that the science of modern dentistry developed.

For dentistry it would include any surgery in the mouth.

He was supposed to live with his uncle and study dentistry.

Once there, he began to practice dentistry, drawing on his army experience.

It was later heard of him that he had first abandoned dentistry and then life.

Dentistry was the only health care discipline without its own national student organization.

If you want to see the changes in professional attitude look at dentistry.

His dentistry class has shrunk to 200 students from 315.

Thank you for helping make my education in dentistry an excellent one.

After the war was over, he used his dentistry training to set up a practice in Hull.

But the use by usual medical or dentistry procedures still is very far away.

It has the longest track record of use in dentistry.

A dental hospital was associated with the department of dentistry.

She then studied dentistry in Moscow for a short while.

Canadians already pay for most drugs, dentistry and some eye care.

But the police said today he did it without a degree or license to practice dentistry.