STOMATOLOGY. HISTORY OF DEVELOPMENT

In the 17th century, dental treatment was primarily provided by whom?

• Dentists
• Surgeons and healers

• Wizards

• Physicians

In the second half of the 19th century, what did oral health services in Europe resemble most closely?

• Modern dental clinics
• Private dental practices
• University dental schools
• Public dental ambulatoria

What components do most European national systems of oral care comprise?

• Private, public, and transitional
• Public and private
• Public and charity-based
• Public and health insurance

What accelerated the development of dental education in the second half of the 19th century?

• The establishment of vocational schools for dentists
• The transfer of surgery teaching to universities
• The development of dental health insurance
• The growth of examining boards

How were the professional skills of surgeons tested in the 17th and 18th centuries?

• Through written examinations
• Through oral interviews
• By an official qualifying examination
• They were not tested

True or False: In the 17th century, dental treatment was only provided by traditional healers.

• True
• False

In modern Ukraine new prospects for the further development of complex studies in essential problems of dentistry are closed.

• True

• False

True or False: The first rudiments of a public oral health service in Europe closely followed the start of the dental health insurance.

• True
• False

Preventive and health measures carried out by oral health service bodies and institutions are directed in improving the dental aid rendered to the public.

• True

• False

In the second half of the nineteenth century, the number of master surgeons with experience in dentistry decreased, and more examining boards were not established.

• True

• False