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What dental issues require long term treatment?
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Several: Gum or periodontal disease, braces, rehabilitation of the entire bite and TMJ issues.
Answered 6/10/2014
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All of them: Dentistry is a long term commitment . If dental treatment is performed, it needs to be evaluated periodically. Cleanings need to be performed on a routine basis. Every so often you should have radiographs taken. Even if you loose all your teeth and wear full dentures, the fit and bite has to be evaluated every so often.
Answered 12/7/2012
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