Thomas W. Evans
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Thomas W. Evans
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Thomas Wiltberger Evans was an American dentist. He performed dental procedures on many heads of state, including Napoleon III, and received numerous medals for his dentistry, including the Grand Croix of the Légion d'honneur. He is noted for popularizing a number of techniques that have since become standard, including the use of amalgam fillings and of nitrous oxide. In 1868, Evans helped found the American Register, the first American newspaper published in Paris. In 1884 he published the fir
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American dentist (1823–1897)
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