Risky business part 3: the lifetime patient

Risky business part 3: the lifetime patient


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Access through your institution Buy or subscribe TIF QURESHI BDS, FCGDent discusses the reduced risk of treating existing patients compared with treating new ones with particular reference


to aligner orthodontics There is good data to support current dental treatment methods and the potential benefits of so doing. All these treatments can either be used to prevent total loss


of teeth in the first instance or full mouth rehabilitation should that be appropriate, and indeed anything in between. This is a preview of subscription content, access via your institution


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Qureshi, T. Risky business part 3: The lifetime patient. _BDJ In Pract_ 38, 130–131 (2025). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41404-025-3062-1 Download citation * Published: 07 April 2025 * Issue


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