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Describe how the design of a preparation relates to the types of supplemental materials

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dmitriy555 [2]2 years ago
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The design of a preparation relates to the types of supplemental materials

used in restorative dentistry is discussed below:

<h3>What is the role of the oral dentist?</h3>

Tooth extractions are carried out by dental and oral specialists for various reasons. A painful tooth or a tooth that has been significantly affected by decay may be the problem. Sometimes a dentist will extract a tooth to make room for dental prostheses or other devices.

When the situation becomes increasingly complicated, an oral expert rather than a dental professional may need to extract a tooth. They typically remove wisdom teeth or third molars.

The dental professional or specialist will initially numb the tooth to gradually relax the patient. Even though tooth extraction may still be distressing, it may be essential for relieving dental pain and preventing further problems.

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