Multiple diastemas could be attributed to
- Missing teeth
- Periodontal condition
- Unstable occlusion
- Patient habits in turn exert excessive force on teeth
Multiple diastemas could be attributed to Missing teeth Periodontal condition Unstable occlusion Patient habits in turn exert excessive force on teeth This one...
Founder & Chief Dentist · Indira Dental Clinic; DentalReach
Multiple diastemas could be attributed to
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Founder & Chief Dentist · Indira Dental Clinic; DentalReach
Dr. Rockson Samuel is a dental surgeon, healthcare content strategist, and Founder and Chief Dentist of Indira Dental Clinic in Vellore, India. With formal training in dentistry, management and digital marketing, he works across clinical practice, dental publishing, professional education, community development and international dental media. As Community Leader at DentalReach, he develops evidence-informed resources for dentists and contributes to global dental events, digital strategy and professional communication.
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