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[Dentistry for the handicapped].

G Preda
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The treatment of the handicapped is discussed in the light of the alterations by which they are most commonly afflicted. The relationship between such subjects and dentists is examined. The results of personal experience are presented. It is suggested that a greater degree of attention should be given to this question by the health authorities.

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Dentist-Patient RelationsDentistryPersons with DisabilitiesHumansMouth DiseasesPreventive DentistryEnglish AbstractJournal Article

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