Anastassios Christomanos
Greek scientist and inventor of odontoscope
Born
March 22nd, 1841
184 years ago
Died
1906
119 years ago — 65 years old
Category
Scientists & Innovators
Country
Greece
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Contribution to the field of dentistry included the invention of the odontoscope, a dental instrument that facilitated better dental examinations. Conducted significant research on oral health and dental practices, which influenced modern dentistry. Published various articles on dental care and hygiene, advocating for advancements in dental technology and practices.
Invented the odontoscope
Published research on dental health
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