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there is no such thing as a dental nurse. dental assistant is the helper to the dentist and patient advocate. Helping to had the dentist the instruments and materials. and looking out for the patients comfort and safety during procedures. such as providing safety glasses. adjusting the head rest. giving patient instructions on the next visit. and home care. and what to expect at this visit and the next one.

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