Basic Dental Terminology: How to explain dentistry to a patient

Whether you have a new employee or need to explain treatment to your dental patients, here's the basic dental terminology you need to know to work at a dental practice.
Join us as we cover the basic anatomy of a mouth and explain all the dental lingo in plain English. We're talking Distal, Lingual, Proximal, Occlusal and what each term means so you can help your patients understand their treatment plans and ultimately say "YES!".
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