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The emancipation of women in both Europe and the USA really began in the second half of the 19th century. After the end of the First World War, women acquired, in addition to the legal right to vote, the right to practice professions that were once completely forbidden to them. Among these professions that have long been forbidden for women to practice, is the profession of dentist. In this article, we presented several biographies of the representatives of the fairer sex who practiced the profession of dentist. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]