Maurice Roy’s Protest (MADOHC) - Lupine Publishers

Maurice Roy’s Protest (MADOHC)-Lupine Publishers

Opinion:Maurice Roy was born on 24 December 1866. At 14, he entered a dental surgery as an apprentice technician. In 1884, he enrolled at the Dental School of Paris where he was awarded his diploma in 1886. He became a tenured teacher in 1900. He passed his baccalaureate. He then started medical studies. In order to meet his own needs, he worked as a dentist. He was exempted from military service because of his myopia; he was able to devote himself to writing his thesis he sustained in 1894. When the Dreyfus Affair broke out, at the cries of Zola in J’Accuse! published in 1898, he signed the petition for the rehabilitation of the captain. Having contributed towards the creation of FDI World Dental Federation in 1901, he became a member of its executive body in 1904, then its vice-president in 1911. He was re-elected to the post in 1936. In 1902 he founded the French Dentists Cooperative Society (Cooperative Society of Dentists of France), which supplied equipments to the practitioners of the country. In 1914 he created the relief committee for the wounded to the jaws and the face (Relief Committee of the wounded of the jaws and the face). He dedicated himself: he established surgical and prosthetic rehabilitation protocols that were used by other centers. In 1915 he created the Fraternal aid for French and Belgian war victims dentists (Fraternal help to French dentists and Belgian victims of war). In 1923 he took the lead of The Odontology magazine. Roy made it a key player in dentistry of that time. Every themes were subjectively studied. In 1928 he left the public welfare [1-3].

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