Odontological Society of Great Britain
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SuccessorRoyal Society of Medicine (Odontological Section)
FormationNovember 10, 1856
TypeMedical society
PurposeAdvancement of dentistry and dental education
| Successor | Royal Society of Medicine (Odontological Section) |
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| Formation | November 10, 1856 |
| Type | Medical society |
| Purpose | Advancement of dentistry and dental education |
| Headquarters | London |
| Members | Dentists |
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The Odontological Society of Great Britain was a learned society formed in 1863 by the merger of the Odontological Society of London and the College of Dentists of England, both of which had been founded within a day of each other in 1856. In 1907 it joined the Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society and other specialist medical societies to form the Royal Society of Medicine.[1][2]
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