While there is no single entity known as the "Royal Dentistry Library," this term typically refers to the dental collections held by the and the British Dental Association (BDA) . Together, these institutions house one of the world's most significant repositories of dental history, research, and clinical knowledge. Overview of Major Royal and National Dental Collections
In a groundbreaking move, the trustees of the Royal Dentistry Library have digitized 60% of the collection. For those who cannot travel to London (or Edinburgh, depending on the specific royal college), the offers:
“You will take this,” Keeper said. “Not the tooth itself—some secrets must remain under my watch—but this.” She unwrapped a set of dental keys, their handles worn by generations of careful hands.
Every great library has its secret. The supposedly holds a "Forbidden Shelf" (Restricted Access). According to archival rumors, this section contains: