Education
- Frank Beube was born in Kingston, Ontario, Canada.
- He graduated from the University of Toronto Faculty of Dentistry in 1930.
- Beube emigrated to the United States after graduating.
- His educational background includes a degree in dentistry.
- He pursued further studies in periodontology.

Career
- Beube served as director of the Department of Periodontology.
- He had volunteers on faculty during the 1930s.
- Beube made significant contributions to periodontal research.
- His career focused on the field of dentistry.
- He played a role in advancing the understanding of periodontal diseases.

Legacy
- Beube passed away in New York on June 14, 1995, at the age of 90.
- The Frank Beube Conference Room at Columbia University College of Dental Medicine is named in his honor.
- His service to the Department of Periodontology is recognized.
- Beube's legacy includes his pioneering work in periodontal research.
- He left a lasting impact on the field of dentistry.

References
- U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 provides information on Beube's death.
- Ancestry is a source for additional information on Beube.
- The Morning Call newspaper published an article about a seminar involving dentists, including Beube.
- The Times newspaper featured an article on Beube's contributions to periodontal research.
- The Columbia University College of Dental Medicine: 1916-2016 book mentions Beube on page 42.

Other Specialties
- Beube's expertise lies in periodontics.
- Capnocytophaga sp. is a topic related to his field of study.
- Preston D. Miller is a notable figure in dentistry.
- Willoughby D. Miller made significant contributions to the field.
- Carl E. Misch is recognized for his work in dentistry.