Lucy Hobbs Taylor
Dentist and educator, first woman graduate
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Died
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Scientists & Innovators
Country
United States
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Became the first woman in the United States to graduate from a dental college in 1866. Established a successful dental practice in Iowa and later in Chicago. Played a role in advocating for women's rights within the field of dentistry. Contributed to the education of future dentists as an educator and mentor.
Graduated from the Ohio College of Dental Surgery
Established prominent dental practices
Advocated for women in dentistry
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