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Baby Dental Care, Communicate With Your Dentist.

Wednesday, Jun. 11th 2014 10:36 AM

Communicate with your dentist.  Dentist will sometime talk in dental terms you many not understand.  They assume if you are not asking any questions it because you understand what is being told to you.  If you dentist is suggesting dental services that you do not understand ask questions until you do.  If you are not sure why you need a suggested dental service do not hesitate to ask why.

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