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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #50186 Dentistry
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Dentistry  is  a  profession    with  the  prevention  and  treatment  of  oral  disease.  Dentistry  also  encompasses  the  treatment  and  correction  of  malformation  of  the  jaws,  misalignment  of  the  teeth,  and  birth  anomalies  of  the  oral  cavity  such  as  cleft  palate.  Dentistry,  in  some  form,  has  been    since  ancient  times.  For  example,  Egyptian  skulls  dating  from  2900  to  2750  BCE  contain  evidence  of  small  holes  in  the  jaw  in  the  vicinity  of  a  tooths  roots.  Such  holes  are  believed  to  have  been    to  drain  abscesses.  In  addition,  accounts  of  dental  treatment  appear  in  Egyptian  scrolls  dating  from  1500  BCE.  It  is  thought  that  the  Egyptians  practiced  oral  surgery  perhaps  as  early  as  2500  BCE,  although  evidence  for  this  is  minimal.  An  early  attempt  at  tooth    dates  to  Phoenicia  (modern  Lebanon)  around  600  BCE,  where  missing  teeth  were  replaced  with  animal  teeth  and  were  bound  into  place  with  cord.

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