A Public Health Dentist is a dental professional who focuses on the promotion of oral health and the prevention of dental disease in communities and populations. They may work in government agencies, non-profit organizations, or educational institutions to develop and implement programs and policies aimed at improving oral health for individuals and communities. They may also work in schools, nursing homes, and other settings to provide education and preventive care to patients. They may also work in research to study the causes of oral health problems and develop new strategies for preventing and treating dental disease. They may also be involved in advocacy and policy making to improve oral health access and equity. In addition, they may collaborate with other healthcare providers and community organizations to integrate oral health into primary care and other health services.
Dental Questions
For many people, dentistry is a language of its own and many of the terminology and procedures are not well understood, which can lead to people making poor or uninformed decisions about their dental health.
We make it our point that every patient fully understands their customized treatment plan and its benefits. Therefore, we have compiled a knowledge base of information to describe every procedure and many common questions in an inviting and simple manner.
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