Question for Dr Emma – "Dodgy Dentists"

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When it comes to choosing a dentist, there's a lot to consider. Who should you see, who can you trust? In this Q&A session, Dr Emma explores the decision making process for selecting a dentist, and also explains why some dentists may charge more than others for the same service.

SOURCE: HIF Lifestyle Blog – Read entire story here.

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