Don't Set a Dentist Appointment without Asking this Question
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- If you ask yourself this one question before your dental visit, I guarantee you your dentist will help you more effectively and more efficiently. Watch this video to find out what it is.
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I’m 20 fucking years old and idk how to make an appointment or the requirements or nothing and I feel dumb and holy shit this shit stressful
I am fucking 23 here
@@w9s992 same😭
@@aztekwarrior8398 I wanna get braces I am fucking tried of my ugly ass teeth lol
21 here and we got this guys !!! The fact that we're trying is great :>
@yoy nono me
Great video! Very helpful thanks. Professional and strait forward.
Hi Doctor, as a patient I can’t find any information regarding the backflaw prevention requirements for saliva ejectors, is it required in USA? In Louisiana in particular? How do I see if my doctor has it? Of course I can ask directly, just not sure if the hygienist would say the truth, does a doctor usually know such things or only a hygienist? Thank you!