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1Former Curator, BOS Museum, UK. sophieriches@me.com.
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概括
如何,一个百年历史的正牙工具,最初是一般牙医的牙医.
科学领域:
- 矯正牙科 矯正牙科是一種矯正牙科.
- 牙科的历史 牙科的历史
- 发展工具发展工具
背景情况:
- 100多年来,How一直是牙正的重要组成部分.
- 伍德伯里·斯托勒·霍夫 (Woodbury Storer How) 是一位普通牙医,他为自己的皇冠技术开发了牙.
- 爱德华·哈特利·安格尔 (Edward Hartley Angle) 是牙科的关键人物,他采用了牙,确保了它的持续使用.
研究的目的:
- 探索如何在正牙科的历史起源和意义.
- 追踪关键牙科人物对采用和长寿的影响.
- 突出塞尔·斯托克顿·怀特在连接有影响力的牙科专业人员中的作用.
主要方法:
- 牙科文献和仪器发展的历史评论.
- 伍德伯里·斯托勒·豪,爱德华·哈特利·安格尔和塞尔·斯托克顿·怀特的传记分析.
- 检查牙科供应和出版对仪器采用的影响.
主要成果:
- 如何,最初是为一般牙科冠状工作而设计的,成为一个关键的正牙仪器.
- 爱德华·哈特利·安格尔 (Edward Hartley Angle) 的认可对于把整合到正牙实践中起到了关键作用.
- 塞尔·斯托克顿·怀特作为牙科供应商和出版商的双重角色促进了牙科创新和相关关键人物的传播.
结论:
- 如何的持久遗产证明了它的实用性和著名牙医的影响.
- 采用"How plier"说明了牙科创新,专业网络和历史背景的相互联系.
- 了解这种仪器的历史,可以了解正牙技术和更广泛的牙科领域的演变.
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