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How often should i go to the dentist?
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Twice a year: Because of the speed at which Dental hard and soft tissue diseases progresses, and because of the best interval for preventive treatment, six month intervals are recommended. Depending on your individualized requirements your Dentist may choose to lengthen or shorten that interval.
Answered 8/14/2018
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