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THE BLACK DENTISTS IN THE NEW MILLINEUM: WHERE ARE THEY?
by Dr. Michael Rowland
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Dentistry offers a wide variety of career opportunities for
African Americans. Let's keep the tradition and heritage of
pioneers like Dr. Robert T. Freeman, the first African American
to receive a dental degree in 1869 from Harvard Dental School and
Dr. Ida Gray Nelson, the first African American female to hold a
dental degree earned in 1890 from the University of Michigan
forging ahead. Our communities can not afford to have the African
American dentist disappear. If you would like to receive
additional information about the field of Dentistry, please
contact any of the following sources.
Is your interest in Dentistry is peaked for additional
information? If so, please contact:
American Dental Association
211 East Chicago Avenue
Chicago, Ill. 60611-2678
(312) 440-2500
http://www.ada.org/
National Dental Association
3517 16th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20010
(202) 588-1697
American Student Dental Association (ASDA)
211 East Chicago Avenue, Suite 1160
Chicago, IL 60611
www.asdanet.org
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