Oral health professionals must use the correct terminology when explaining risks for complications and undesirable health outcomes as a basis for informed consent for clinical treatment
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Oral health professionals must use the correct terminology when explaining risks for complications and undesirable health outcomes as a basis for informed consent for clinical treatment |
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Oral health professionals must use the correct terminology when explaining risks for complications and undesirable health outcomes as a basis for informed consent for clinical treatment |
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Oral health professionals must use the correct terminology when explaining risks for complications and undesirable health outcomes as a basis for informed consent for clinical treatment |
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Oral health professionals must use the correct terminology when explaining risks for complications and undesirable health outcomes as a basis for informed consent for clinical treatment |
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oral health professionals must use the correct terminology when explaining risks for complications and undesirable health outcomes as a basis for informed consent for clinical treatment |
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