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How frequently should i be going to the doctors for check-ups and such?
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That depends: If you are healthy than you should see your primary care doctor once a year for a physical and your dentist twice a year for a cleaning. If you have a specific medical condition that requires monitoring then you may need to go more often. The doctor who is caring for you will tell you how frequently you should be seen.
Answered 5/14/2018
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