Dentures have a long history dating back to at least the 7th century BC when Etruscans in Italy made partial dentures out of human or animal teeth fastened together with gold bands. In the 18th century, dentures were constructed using a metal frame, animal bone teeth, and leaf springs. Pierre Fauchard further described this denture construction method using a metal frame, animal bone teeth, and leaf springs in 1728.
Dentures have a long history dating back to at least the 7th century BC when Etruscans in Italy made partial dentures out of human or animal teeth fastened together with gold bands. In the 18th century, dentures were constructed using a metal frame, animal bone teeth, and leaf springs. Pierre Fauchard further described this denture construction method using a metal frame, animal bone teeth, and leaf springs in 1728.
Dentures have a long history dating back to at least the 7th century BC when Etruscans in Italy made partial dentures out of human or animal teeth fastened together with gold bands. In the 18th century, dentures were constructed using a metal frame, animal bone teeth, and leaf springs. Pierre Fauchard further described this denture construction method using a metal frame, animal bone teeth, and leaf springs in 1728.