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Philippines is definitely behind in dental technology, but man, Filipino dentists are THE best dentists I've ever worked with. They can extract teeth like nobody's business, they have knowledge of obscure and uncommon techniques that a lot of dentists in the US do know but are not experienced with ( emergency lockjaw treatment when a patient opened for as bit too long, our main dentist and 2 other associate dentists were a bit panicky on how to fix it back, meanwhile our hygienist who is a dentist in the Philippines calmly put the jaw back in one move) and mucocele surgery.
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Lack of technology is one, however, its also the commitment of the patient to come on time that is very lacking. Most patients are busy, out of budget etc so the treatment is not progressing. Most Dental clinics here in the Philippines still chooses the conservative way of treatment, which in my opinion is good. āŗļø
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this has always fascinated me and literally no one cares to talk about it when i bring it up at the function š in every country or for every race, i swear orthodontists do it differently. it's like they follow a model or standard that they have to get to. it's not trends necessarily, but the teeth i see in latin america look completely different from the ones i see in north america and other places of the world. Partly due to genetics - it's CRAZY. cause yeah all teeth are the same, but at the same time they 99% are not
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@hejkatulenka5543
1 month ago
Bentist teaches us more useful stuff in one video than we learn in the whole year of school.
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