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| Present electric technology delivers to the dental practitioner cutting instruments that are more efficient than air turbines can supply. Only after bacteria-filled pockets have undermined a tooth's scaffolding might you notice a loose tooth, change in bite, persistent bad breath, or pus that could indicate the disease's presence and warrant a trip to your dental practitioner. Oral health care in the United States is undergoing many great and exciting changes, including a growing number of Hispanic dental practitioners and patients," said Dr. |
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