Dentists

Each country will have educational mandates and structure particular to that country. You will have to research each country of interest and search out the accrediting dental agencies whose responsibility it is to equate out-of -country course work with their own.

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A retired dentist. Just because they retire doesn't mean they lose their accreditation. Those are professional boards that certify you meet their requirements. You've met the requirement. A dental student is still a student and therefore doesn't qualify for accreditation as they're not licensed dentists. Lastly, why would the patient have an accreditation unless they're a dentist themselves?

Your dentist should only be charging you the difference between the Aetna allowed fee for the exact service you are getting and the amount that aetna pays to him. The reason I say exact service is because sometimes the insurance companies do what's called downcode, which is basically paying on a code that is similar to what you are having done but the charge is lower. You would still be charged by the dentist the more expensive fee and have to pay the difference. For example if you were getting a tooth colored filling (1 suface): 1 surface filling: (Normal Dr.'s Fee) =$225 1 surface composite: Aetna Fee (not true amounts) =$100 Insurance says they will pay as if it were the silver= 80% of $30= $24 Your total copay =$76. Even though the insurance company only considered that they would pay for a silver filling, y ou are responsible for the dif between the true service and their portion. Your doctor can not still charge you the $225

Yes, obviously. Find out why - you could be contagious. Could be a goiter, could be mumps, or worse. My little brother discovered throat cancer when he had his tonsils out. How olds your brother?

Can little kids get cancer?

Yes, as the teeth can shift in the bone when the wisdom teeth are no longer there to keep them in place. Yes, but in a minimal way. The gaps that can be mostly noticed are in the back area. Rarely front teeth are affected.

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Fritz Pfeffer was the dentist in the secret annex.

But in the book, "The Diary of Anne Frank" he was known as Mr. Dussell. He left Germany in December of 1938 for the Netherlands. In mid November of 1942 he becomes the eighth occupant of the annex. On December 20 of 1944 (about 4 months after being discovered by the Nazis) he died in Neuengamme.

3.5 days a week

Wash your teeth every day

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Wisdom of the Ages was created on 1952-12-16.

He was afraid to go since he saw they were taking there golden tooth so he faked he was sick so hes tooth wont be taken away

indications of electroencephalopathy?

somewhere in the region of £300 per week, depending on what role you are doing/how long you've been working for the council.

A dentist.

I'm getting ready to pay 300.00! it's shameful. I plan to call them to see if they can give me a break on the cost. I'm too much of a chicen to get a tooth pulled awake, i tried and panicked in the chair. a cavity I can bare tho

dentists make on average $134,904 on a salary scale. I'm not sure though

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Even the best FAQ Farmer with specific medical knowledge in this area will have trouble answering this question without seeing the "bump" in question. For the best answer, it may be adviseable to schedule an appointment with your doctor. Happy healing!

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In the US a BDS degree from India means that you can get direct admission to 3rd year of DDS after clearing the National Dental Boards in high percentiles.

So a 4 year BDS degree from either India or Pakistan does not make you a dentist in either US or Canada untill you'r done with the DDS or DDM.

I would like to check date of my registration with Sudan Medical Council

You have to get them removed.

I just experienced the exact same issue last week. Last week was 3 weeks since I had 4 wisdom teeth and one bottom left molar extracted. On last Tuesday, I was eating cereal and heard a very large crack or pop in the lower left side of mouth. I thought I had broken my lower left molar so I went to dentist the following day. The dentist took an xray and examined tooth but could not find any visible crack. Dentist told me to wait a week to see if pain got any better. Pain got worse over the next few days and lower left face started swelling.

I went back to the oral surgeon today and he took another panoramic xray but did not find any visible cracks. Therefore, he wasn't able to give me a definite answer as to what was the root cause of my pain. He checked my mouth and alignment of my bite and could not find any visible problems. However, he explained that if it was a small hair line fracture, that it would not show on the xray. As a precaution, he told me to eat a soft diet for the next month, prescribed me antibiotics for swelling to fight off any potential infection, and take advil as needed for pain. He told me to let him know if pain got worse, swelling continued to increase or if my bite became out of line. If it is a fracture, he explained that it could get worse and move out of alignment if not careful when using jaw over the next month. If this happens, then it would require wiring jaws together for healing.

I thank God that the diagnosis wasn't a visible fracture that required mouth wiring. However, I am convinced based on the amount of pain and temporary swelling that occurred that there is some type of fracture.

Let me know more details of your experience and how your jaw is doing now.