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Dentists are health care professionals who provide preventive and restorative treatments for Dental Woodpecker Ultrasurgery that affect the mouth and teeth.     Dentists either work as full private practitioners  or are also attached to dental colleges and hospitals thus contributing to academics and training students in dental colleges.A five year course provides a degree of BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) and a further specialisation in the field makes a dentist as MDS(Master of Dental Surgery)- a three years course.

The dental team may consist of Dental LED Curing Light, dental technicians, dental assistants, receptionist, and a well equipped lab support .A dentist is typically responsible for:educating patients on oral health care;examining teeth and diagnosing patients' dental conditions, using X-rays;assessing treatment options and agreeing treatment plans with patients;carrying out agreed clinical treatments, such as reoring teeth affected by decay, root canal treatments, crown and bridge work, etcmaintaining patients' dental records;recruiting, training and managing staff;managing budgets and maintaining stocks of equipment;keeping him self updated of new developments through a structured continuous professional development (CPD) programme.providing quality service to his patients.

Dentists are licensed practitioners who hold a degree of BDS or a SONY CCD Wireless Intraoral Camera of MDS. No other qualification is sufficient for any individual to practice dentistry as per the rules of DCI (dental council of India). Simple knowledge about the various specialisations can help you to gain best of dental treatment by a specialist. These clinical specialisations are:Conservative dentistry and Endodontics: Prevention and   treatment of diseases of the root pulp and related structures (root canal therapy, RCT) and tooth fillingsOral and axillofacial surgery: Tooth extractions; surgical treatment of injuries of the mouth, jaw, and faceOrthodontics: Diagnosis and correction of tooth irregularities and facial deformities.
    Pedodontics Dental care of infants and children
    Periodontics: Treatment of diseases of the gums and related structures
    Prosthodontics: Treatment of oral dysfunction through the use of
    Prosthetic devices such as crowns, bridges, and dentures    

   Other branches such as oral pathology, oral medicine and radiology and community dentistry also exist.