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The folk history of dental practice in the eighteenth century is peopled by flamboyant quacks, fraudulent charlatans and bungling barbers and blacksmiths.
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specialist dental practice, appointed dentist, itinerant medical practitioners, expert dentist, court dentist, collegium medicum, operator for the teeth, resident dentist, dental remedies, travelling dentist, medical advice books, dental practitioners, artificial teeth, chirurgien dentiste, des dents, dental preparations, surgeons guild, visiting practitioners, dental literature, hollow teeth, artificial tooth, master surgeon, medicine vendors, other dentists, surgeon dentist
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Gemeente Archief Groningen, Groninger Courant, Landeshauptarchiv Magdeburg, Dentist Paris, Rue Saint, Norfolk Chronicle, Recherches des Archives Nationales, Cambridge Chronicle, Faculty of Medicine, Dutch Republic, Ommelander Courant, Carl Schmidt, East Anglia, Expert Paris, George Bott, James Blair, Hallische Anzeigen, Affiches de Rennes, Newcastle Chronicle, Chester Chronicle, Edinburgh Evening Courant, Glasgow Advertiser, Leeds Intelligencer, Norwich Mercury, Royal de Chirurgie
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