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16th May 05:11
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I have seen a dentist do the same thing with dentures and cancer.
The RDH is an excellent "tool" (not meant in a degrading manner) for gathering information for the dentist to base his diagnosis on. The RDH is more than capable of observing all sorts of things. Like whether or not the patient is responding to treatment or not, so the team can decide on 3/4/6 month recalls. The RDH is very highly trained to observe and record findings. The RDH is NOT trained to diagnose from that data. Some RDH's do a good job of perio charting. That is not diagnosis, but it is data gathering. -- +=_-+=_-+=_-+=_-+=_-+=_-+=_-+=_- Stephen Mancuso, D.D.S. Troy, Michigan USA ..dr.steve@man.cuso.d.d.s.com. smancus@this.adress.should.now.bounce.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ <LindaPhillipsBong@hotmail.com> |
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