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...label these phases differently, they basically consist of the following priorities for appointment scheduling: Phase 1: Emergency treatment and addressing the chief complaint Phase 2: Disease control of dental caries...

...as your career advances. Will it grow stronger or weaken? It’s all up to you. Jill Rethman, RDH, BA Editor in Chief jrethman@belmontpublications.com From Dimensions of Dental Hygiene. May 2021;19(5):6....

...to this pandemic, one stipulation is clear: we must keep an open mind in order to reach the truth. We owe it to ourselves and our patients to do so....

...providers, most notably dentists. Often, those individuals are most vulnerable to oral diseases because of socioeconomic and other issues that complicate their lives and their health. In order to achieve...

...of this article is on MSDs in body regions most commonly impacted: thoracic spine (mid-back), cervical spine (neck), shoulder/​scapula, elbow, forearm, wrist, and hand. Cervical/​Thoracic Strain The full human spine...

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