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The Dental Service of the French Army in 1940 by Xavier Riaud in
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December 1 1892, the Brouardel law was voted which gave legal status to
dental surgeons. At that point, those who had followed appropriate
studies delivered by the Faculty of Medicine were the only ones who
could practise dental surgery [1]. Therefore, it was a profession in its
infancy which enlisted during the war in 1939? On February 26 1916, a
dental service was created in the infantry within the French army for
the duration of the war. That of the Navy only started on March 1st
1916. After the Great War, only the Navy decided to dissolve its dental
service for it did not have a satisfying organization to greet its
patients. In 1934, a backup dental service was implemented once again.
While they were made lieutenants in 1818, dentists could become captains
after the law voted on December 19 1934 [2]. A few months later,
dentists in the land army were attributed the same rank.
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Thursday 9 May 2019
The Dental Service of the French Army in 1940 - Lupine Publishers
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