Royal Odonto-chirurgical Society of Scotland
The Society was founded in 1867, although it first proposed two years earlier by John Smith, who submitted a code of rules for the practice of ethical dentistry and the creation of a society. Smith’s draft laws and constitution were adopted when the society was founded under Robert Naysmith, its first president. It is the oldest dental society in the United Kingdom.
From the guide to the Royal Odonto Chirurgical Society of Scotland, 1820-1976, (The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh)
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