Assuming: Assuming the recent dental school graduate has enough training and experience, she/he should be capable to place the abutment and crown on some implants. Every individual, whether a recent graduate or a seasoned dentist fall somewhere on the range of proficiency from fair to outstanding.
Answered 6/11/2017
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Dental License: The license itself signifies proficiency in the field. Obviously experience plays a role in the practitioner's skills and confidence. If the dentist is confident enough to restore your implants, and you are confident enough in the dentist, then you should be fine.
Answered 5/30/2017
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Ask questions.: Assuming the provider has adequate training & experience, you should be fine. Ask all your questions and determine the best course for you to be comfortable .
Answered 9/30/2017
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