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Akira, Toyofuku. "Psychosomatic Problems In Dentistry." Biopsychosocial Medicine 10.(2016):

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Patients who complain of physical symptoms without identifiable etiologies are

common in clinical medical practice.

Dry mouth or disturbances in taste and salivation may be common problems that

other specialists such as otolaryngologists see.

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The practice specializes in dental implant surgery, removal of teeth (including

wisdom teeth), the diagnosis and treatment of oral pathologic conditions, and

reconstructive jaw surgery. (Edward B. Delgado, DDS and Michael D. Kuzmik,

DDS)

Gambhir, Ramandeep Singh. "Primary Care In Dentistry - An Untapped Potential." Journal Of

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Primary care includes health promotion, disease prevention, health maintenance,

counseling, patient education, diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic

illnesses in a variety of health care settings (offices, inpatient, critical care, long-

term care, home care, day care, etc)

Dentists have always cared for more than their patients teeth, but only in recent

decades have researchers begun to establish the effectiveness of doing procedures

in a dental office that have traditionally been limited to medical clinics.

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2017 estimated industry sales, establishments and employment for offices and

clinics of dentists made sales of $57,925.1.

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The era has started in where the women are no longer regarded as out of sphere in

dentistry.

Bythe year 2020, encompassed women pertinent in all dental practitioners in the

country are nearly 20%. Granting all this, women are exceeding in number than
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men in entire nationwide colleges, this change in direction of the gender gap is a

present day paradox.

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The didactic sources offered in dental schools are required to achieve knowledge

of the human body, most particularly the head and neck.

Some of the courses required are human anatomy, physiology, biochemistry,

microbiology, general and oral histology and pathology, dental anatomy,

pharmacology, anesthesiology, and radiology.

YILDIRIM, TUBA TALO. "Evaluating The Relationship Of Dental Fear With Dental Health

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Dental fear and dental anxiety are different psychological states for patients.

Dental anxiety is a reaction to feeling danger or apprehension in dental situations.

Dental fear is a complex phenomenon affected by several variables.