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Dentistry in the digital age

Debra Hackshaw

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To stay ahead of the challenges of running a dental practice, Debra Hackshaw looks into the world of information technology and points out how computers and software can be employed to make a running a practice a smoother more efficient affair.

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To stay ahead of the challenges of running a dental practice, Debra Hackshaw looks into the world of information technology and points out how computers and software can be employed to make a running a practice a smoother more efficient affair.

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To stay ahead of the challenges of running a dental practice, Debra Hackshaw looks into the world of information technology and points out how computers and software can be employed to make a running a practice a smoother more efficient affair.

Key concepts: Dental nurse, Dental practice, Medicine, Dentistry, Professional development, Software, Dental technology, Practice management

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