History Of Dent

Question 1

5600 BC

Answer 1

Tooth Worms as the cause of dental decay

Question 2

2600 BC

Answer 2

Hes-Re from Egypt - first “dentist”

Question 3

1700-1550 BC

Answer 3

“Ebers Papyrus” - diseases of the teethand various toothache remedies

Question 4

500-300 BC

Answer 4

Hippocrates & Aristotle

Wrote a textbook about teeth eruption pattern, treating decay, gum diseases, extracting teeth with forceps, and stabilizing teeth and fractured jaws using wires

Question 5

100 BC

Answer 5

Celsus

Wrote a compendium of medicine on oral hygiene, stabilization of loose teeth, treatment for toothache, teething pain, and jaw fractures

Question 6

166-201 AD

Answer 6

ESTRUSCANS

Practiced dental prosthetics using gold crowns and fixed bridgewor

Question 7

700

Answer 7

SILVERPASTE

A type of amalgam in China

Question 8

500-1000

Guild of Barbers

Answer 8

Medicine surgery amd dentistry were practiced by monks

Surgeon - perform complex surgical operations

Lay barbers or barber - routine hygienic services like shaving bleeding and tooth extraction

Question 9

1530

“Little medicinal book for all kinds of diseases amd infirmaries of the teeth”

Answer 9

Authored by Artzney Buchlein in Germany

First book devoted entirely to dentistry

Covers practical topics such as oral hygiene, tooth extraction, drilling teeth, placement of gold fillings

Question 10

1575

Ambrose Pare

Answer 10

French surgeon

“Father of Surgery”

Question 11

1723

PIERRE FAUCHARD

Answer 11

French surgeon

Father of Modern Dentistry

Published “The Surgeon Dentist, a Treatise on Teeth”

Introduced the idea of dental fillings and use of dental prosthesis, identified that acids are sugar led to tooth decay

Question 12

1840

BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY

Answer 12

World’s first dental school

Introduced Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) degree

Founded by Hayden and Horace Chapin Harris

Later on merged with the University of Maryland in 1923

Question 13

1899

EDWARD HARTLY ANGLE

Answer 13

Classifies the various forms of dental malocclusion

Certified orthodontics into a dental specialty

Founded the first school of orthodontics, ANGLE SCHOOL OF ORTHODONTIA, St. Louis in 1900

Formed the AMERICAN SOCIETY OF ORTHODONTICS IN 1901 – world’s first
dental society

Published AMERICAN ORTHODONTIST in 1907 – world first dental specialty journal

Question 14

1908

GREEN VARDIMAN BLACK (G.V. BLACK)

Answer 14

Leading reformer and educator of American dentistry

Published “Operative Dentistry”

Developed techniques for filling teeth, standardizes operative procedures and instrumentation, develops an improved amalgam, pioneers the use of visual aids for teaching dentistry

Question 15

1913

ALFRED C. FONES

Answer 15

Established CLINIC FOR FONES DENTAL HYGIENISTS – world’s first oral hygiene school

“Father of Dental Hygiene”

Question 16

PH DENT HISTORY

Pre-Spanish Occupation

Answer 16

Barbers as dental practitioners

Used fingers and sometimes nail-pliers for extracting teeth

Question 17

PH DENT HISTORY

Spanish Occupation

SACAMUELAS

Answer 17

any person skilled at pulling teeth

Question 18

PH DENT HISTORY

Spanish Occupation

Capitan Jose Arevalo

Answer 18

“Capitan Cheng-Cheng”

First Filipino Dentist

Question 19

PH DENT HISTORY

Spanish Occupation

UST

Answer 19

A special course in dentistry

Question 20

PH DENT HISTORY

Spanish Occupation

CIRUJANOS MINISTRANTES

Answer 20

One who administers surgery

Question 21

PH DENT HISTORY

Spanish Occupation

CIRUJANO DENTISTAS

Answer 21

Dental surgeons

Question 22

PH DENT HISTORY

American Occupation

PHILIPPINE COMMISSION

Answer 22

Governing body

Question 23

PH DENT HISTORY

American Occupation

ACT NO. 593 (1903)

Answer 23

The Act of Regulating the Practice of Dentistry in the Philippine Islands

Organization of the Board of Dental Examiners

Question 24

PH DENT HISTORY

American Occupation

SOCIEDAD DENTAL DE FILIPINAS

Answer 24

Group of dentists formed an association

Don Bonifacio Arevalo – president
Dr. Gregorio Mateo – VP
Dr. Francisco Ponce
Dr. Placido Flores
Dr. Joaquin Lada

Question 25

PH DENT HISTORY American Occupation ODONTOLOGIA FILIPINA

Answer 25

Gregorio Agramon – editor Official organ of the society

Question 26

PH DENT HISTORY American Occupation COLEGIO DENTAL DEL LICEO DE MANILA

Answer 26

First dental school Renamed to PHILIPPINE DENTAL COLLEGE with 3 year DDS degree course

Question 27

PH DENT HISTORY American Occupation Establishment of dental schools headed by the Sociedad Dental de Filipinas

Answer 27

University of the Philippines (1945) National University (1925) Centro Escolar University (1925) Manila College of Dentistry (1929)

Question 28

PH DENT HISTORY American Occupation NATIONAL DENTAL ASSOCIATION (1924)

Answer 28

Dr. Francisco Tecson – 1st president NATIONAL DENTAL REVIEW – official organ

Question 29

PH DENT HISTORY American Occupation ACT NO. 3538

Answer 29

Lengthening the dental course to 4 yrs (1929) Enacted reciprocity provision forbidding foreign dentists from practicing in the Philippines (1930) 1936 – 2 yr predental course as a pre-requisite for study of dentistry

Question 30

PH DENT HISTORY Post-World War II PHILIPPINE DENTAL ASSOCIATION (PDA), 1945

Answer 30

Unification of 2 organizations Catch up with the developments in dental science from foreign countries JOURNAL OF PHILIPPINE DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 1948 – official organ of PDA

Question 31

PH DENT HISTORY Post-World War II PHILIPPINE COLLEGE OF DENTAL MEDICINE, 1948

Answer 31

Renamed to UNIVERSITY OF THE EAST COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY

Question 32

PH DENT HISTORY Post-World War II Visayan Institutions

Answer 32

Southwestern Colleges Iloilo City Colleges University of San Agustin

Question 33

PH DENT HISTORY Post-World War II REPUBLIC ACT NO. 417, 1948

Answer 33

Dental Law Signed by President Elpidio Quirino Provided for practical tests in the dental board exams Imposed 2-yr pre-dental course Increased penal provision for illegal practice of dentistry Qualifications and duties of Board of Dental Examiners

Question 34

PH DENT HISTORY Post-World War II REPUBLIC ACT NO. 481

Answer 34

Separating the Dental Corps from the medical service and creating it as a separate technical service of the AFP