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[Odontopaediatrics in Francisco Martínez's work].

M Romero Maroto1

  • 1Universidad de Murcia, Madrid, España.

Asclepio; Archivo Iberoamericano De Historia De La Medicina Y Antropologia Medica
|January 1, 1994
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Francisco Martinez

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Area of Science:

  • Historical odontology
  • Pediatric dentistry
  • History of medicine in Spain

Background:

  • Francisco Martinez's 1557 treatise is the first Spanish text on dentistry.
  • It uniquely included early recommendations for pediatric oral care.

Discussion:

  • Analysis of Martinez's concepts on dental anatomy.
  • Examination of his approaches to tooth extractions.
  • Review of his preventive and preservative odontology for children.

Key Insights:

  • Martinez's work represents a foundational contribution to Spanish dental literature.
  • The text provides early insights into pediatric dental hygiene and treatment.
  • It highlights the historical evolution of dental practices and knowledge.

Outlook:

  • Understanding historical dental texts offers valuable context for modern practice.
  • Martinez's work underscores the long-standing importance of child oral health.
  • Further research into early medical treatises can illuminate historical medical thought.

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