Mémoire Sur Un Dent-albifique & Anti-scorbutique Nouveau & Infallible Dans Ses Succès, Qui À La Propriété De Blanchir Éminemment Des Dents ... by Toussaint Barety offers a fascinating glimpse into 18th-century dentistry and oral hygiene practices in France. This historical document details a novel and purportedly infallible dentifrice and anti-scorbutic treatment, prized for its ability to whiten teeth. The text provides valuable insights into the medical beliefs and approaches of the era, showcasing early attempts to combat dental ailments and promote oral health. For historians of medicine, dentistry, and French social history, this work offers a unique primary source, revealing the concerns and remedies related to dental care during this period.

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