Dentist Collection (page 9)

Dentistry in 17th century, France
Dentistry in 17th century France. While the dentist is pulling the mans tooth his assistant is picking the patients purse

Itinerant tooth-drawer, illustration
Italy, 19th century - History of medicine - Itinerant tooth-drawer

Dentist pulling womans tooth

Dentist and patient

Dentist working on young boys teeth

Dental token, USA, 19th century C017 / 0728
Lily bud. Light micrograph (LM) of a cross-section through a lily bud (Lilium sp.), showing the tightly closed leaves on the outside and the reproductive structures on the inside

Dentist pulling a tooth, 19th century
Dentist pulling a tooth. 19th-century artwork showing a dentist and his patient within a stone archway. The dentist is holding up the bloody tooth he has just pulled from the young male patient who

Dental themed china fairing, 19th century C017 / 8368
French fairing (small china ornament) showing a seated male patient having a tooth extracted in a forceful manner by a practitioner and his assistant (holding the patients head from behind)

Dental inspection C015 / 3452
Dental inspection. Close-up of a patients teeth being inspected with a mirror

Dentist
MODEL RELEASED. Dentist. Close-up of a dental mirror being held by a dentist

First use of anaesthesia in surgery
morton, william morton, anaesthesia, anaesthetic, narcosis, narcotic, analgesia, analgesic, operation, surgeon, john warren, boston, massachusetts, surgical, general, ether, ether sulphurous

Dentistry caricature, 19th century
Dentistry caricature. 19th-century artwork titled Hob and Stage Doctor, showing an itinerant tooth drawer pulling a patients tooth with a tooth key at a country fair or market

The making of dentures. From an American newspaper of 1853
DENTURES, 1853. The making of dentures. From an American newspaper of 1853

Dental, medical, and surgical aid being administered in a dispensary. Woodcut, 1550
HOSPITAL, 1550. Dental, medical, and surgical aid being administered in a dispensary. Woodcut, 1550

The Tooth Breaker removes aching teeth painlessly *as one bears children*; he also sells oils
AMMAN: DENTIST, 1568. The Tooth Breaker removes aching teeth painlessly *as one bears children*; he also sells oils, salves and other medications, flea and louse ointments and rat poison

b. 1827. Wife of American dentist William Thomas Green Morton. At age 18. Wood engraving after a daguerreotype
ELIZABETH WHITMAN MORTON b. 1827. Wife of American dentist William Thomas Green Morton. At age 18. Wood engraving after a daguerreotype

Woodcut, 1542, by Petrus de Natalibus
DENTISTRY, 1542. Woodcut, 1542, by Petrus de Natalibus

American dentist. Wood engraving, 19th century
HORACE WELLS (1815-1848). American dentist. Wood engraving, 19th century

Drawing after a Pre-Columbian painting depicting a tooth mutilation. Teotihuacan pre-Aztec period, c600 A. D
DENTISTRY, 600 A.D. Drawing after a Pre-Columbian painting depicting a tooth mutilation. Teotihuacan pre-Aztec period, c600 A.D

A dentist examining the X-rays of a patient who uses Sozodont toothpaste. British newspaper advertisement, 1896
SOZODONT TOOTHPASTE, 1896. A dentist examining the X-rays of a patient who uses Sozodont toothpaste. British newspaper advertisement, 1896

Full name: William Thomas Green Morton. American dentist. Wood engraving, 19th century
W.T.G. MORTON (1819-1868). Full name: William Thomas Green Morton. American dentist. Wood engraving, 19th century

(1819-1868). American dentist. Mortons home, Etherton Cottage, at Wellesley, Massachusetts
WILLIAM T.G. MORTON (1819-1868). American dentist. Mortons home, Etherton Cottage, at Wellesley, Massachusetts, where the early experiments and discovery of anesthesia were made

American dentists office, c1900
DENTISTRY. American dentists office, c1900

The Tooth Breaker removes aching teeth painlessly as one bears children; he also sells oils
AMMAN: DENTIST, 1568. The Tooth Breaker removes aching teeth painlessly as one bears children; he also sells oils, salves and other medications, flea and louse ointments and rat poison

of a Scythian warrior on a Scythian gold bottle, 3rd or 4th century BC
DENTAL TREATMENT of a Scythian warrior on a Scythian gold bottle, 3rd or 4th century BC

American dentist. Stipple engraving, 19th century
HORACE WELLS (1815-1848). American dentist. Stipple engraving, 19th century

Lets see, open your mouth. Lithograph, 1864, by Honor
DAUMIER: DENTIST, 1864. Lets see, open your mouth. Lithograph, 1864, by Honor

An itinerant tooth-puller. Line engraving, Dutch, 18th century
DENTISTRY, 18th CENTURY. An itinerant tooth-puller. Line engraving, Dutch, 18th century

An itenerant tooth-puller. Line engraving, Dutch, 18th century
DENTIST, 18TH CENTURY An itenerant tooth-puller. Line engraving, Dutch, 18th century

(1819-1868). American dentist. Dr. Morton successfully performing a tooth extraction under ether anesthetic on 30
WILLIAM T.G. MORTON (1819-1868). American dentist. Dr. Morton successfully performing a tooth extraction under ether anesthetic on 30 September 1846, in Boston, Massachuesetts

North America, USA, California, Elkhorn Slough. Sea Otter yawning

Local dentist in Xizhou market. This small Bai village is about 20 km north of Dali. CHINA

WILLIAM T. G. MORTON (1819-1868). American dentist. Diorama of Morton demonstrating the use of ether anesthesia in
WILLIAM T.G. MORTON (1819-1868). American dentist. Diorama of Morton demonstrating the use of ether anesthesia in the operating room of the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, 16 October 1846

VAN LEYDEN: DENTIST. The dentist-surgeon with a patient. Line engraving by Lucas Van Leyden, 1523

Coloured SEM of a dental drill drilling into tooth
Dental drill on tooth. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a diamond-tipped dental drill (orange) drilling a hole into a tooth (blue)

Dental X-ray
MODEL RELEASED. Dental X-ray. Dentist looking at an X-ray of a patients teeth. This is a panoramic wraparound X-ray that shows all the teeth of both the upper and lower jaw

Artwork of a medical charlatan selling quack cures
Medical charlatan. Caricature of medical charlatan Georges Fattet selling vials of a " cure-all" medicine. Next to Fattet is a man with his jaw in a bandage

Dentist and patient. Conceptual artwork of a patient warding off a dentist with toothpaste. The dentist is holding a dental mirror at upper left and a dental probe at upper right

View from inside the mouth of dental crown fitting

Tooth pain, toothache
Tooth. Transparent cross section of a molar tooth with arteries (red), veins (purple) and nerves (green). Computer artwork depicting tooth pain (highlighted in red)

Teeth, cross section
Four adult teeth. Transparent cross sections with arteries (red), veins (purple) and nerves (green). Computer artwork

Dentist holding a mirror and drill
MODEL RELEASED. Dentist holding a mirror and drill

THE DENTIST, 1629. Oil / panel by Jan Miense Molenaer (Dutch, 1610-1668)
THE DENTIST, 1629. Oil/panel by Jan Miense Molenaer (Dutch, 1610-1668)

Dentist operates on patient
A dentist operates on a female patients teeth with a drill and a mirror. Other implements can be seen on the tray alongside

March of Machinery
The March of Machinery. The usefulness of technological advances - artificial limbs dentures - street cleaners and mechanical horses

French Street Traders
A man pulls a water cart, a minstrel sings along to his hand-cranked music box and a lady sits mending socks, on a street with a dentist, upholsterer and oyster shop

Anaesthetics Morton
American dentist William Morton successfully uses sulphuric ether on Dr Warrens patient at Boston hospital

Devonshire dentists trade card and price list
A Devonshire dentists trade card, including price list

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"Dentistry Through the Ages: A Journey into Dental Care" Step back in time to 1846, when history was made with the first use of anesthesia in surgery. Dentists played a significant role in this milestone, forever changing the way we perceive dental procedures. The captivating artwork "Bound to Draw" by William Heath Robinson portrays the intricate and sometimes comical nature of dentistry. It reminds us that even amidst discomfort, there is an artistry involved in preserving our oral health. From Victorian scrap images depicting dentists pulling teeth to Hogarth's "Four Times of the Day - Night, " we witness how dental care has evolved over centuries. These glimpses into history reveal both the challenges faced by early practitioners and their determination to alleviate pain and improve oral hygiene. In H. M. Bateman's cartoon "Cause & Effect, " we find humor as it highlights the anxiety many feel before visiting a dentist. This timeless portrayal resonates with patients today, reminding us that laughter can be found even amid dental anxieties. Traveling across continents, we discover a dentist's office at Old Tucson Studios in Arizona, USA—a testament to dentistry's presence throughout different cultures and settings. The diversity showcased here reflects how oral health knows no boundaries or borders. "The Dentist" by Sir John Lavery captures a moment frozen in time—an intimate scene where trust between patient and practitioner is evident. This painting serves as a reminder that behind every white coat lies compassion for those seeking relief from toothaches or cosmetic enhancements. The Medical Fund Society Dental Surgery of 1947 showcases advancements made possible through collective efforts—highlighting how access to quality dental care became more widespread thanks to organizations dedicated to public welfare. A mobile dental surgery belonging to the French army exemplifies adaptability within dentistry—bringing essential services directly where they are needed most. This innovation ensures that individuals who may not have easy access can still receive vital treatment regardless of location.