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"A History of Dentistry from the most Ancient Times until the end of the Eighteenth Century" by Vincenzo Guerini offers a comprehensive exploration of dental practices throughout history. This meticulously researched work traces the evolution of dentistry, starting with ancient techniques and progressing through the significant advancements made up to the late 1700s.
A vital resource for anyone interested in the history of medicine and the specific history of dentistry, this book provides invaluable insights into the tools, treatments, and understanding of oral health across different eras. Guerini's historical account sheds light on the development of dental care, showcasing its transformation from rudimentary procedures to more refined practices. Explore the origins of dentistry and its progression within the broader context of medical history. This book will appeal to those with a general interest in European history.
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