Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery

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The Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery was founded in 1863 in Philadelphia and is the second oldest school of dentistry in the United States. In 1909, the College merged with Temple University, but retained its name until 1913, when it became the Temple University School of Dentistry.

[edit] Notable alumni

John Henry "Doc" Holliday

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Defunct United States dental schools	Northwestern - Loyola - Washington (St. Louis) - Pennsylvania College - Georgetown - Farleigh Dickenson - Emory - Oral Roberts

Canadian dental schools	Dalhousie - McGill - Laval - Western Ontario - Alberta - British Columbia - Manitoba - Montréal - Saskatchewan - Toronto

Australian and New Zealand dental schools	Sydney - Melbourne - Adelaide - Charles Sturt University - Griffith University - James Cook - La Trobe University - Queensland - Western Australia - University of Otago