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Case Report

Year: 2019 | Month: August | Volume: 6 | Issue: 8 | Pages: 195-197

Quackery in Dentistry: A Case Report of Two Cases

Reena Sirohi1, Arush Thakur2

1MDS (Prosthodontics), Medical officer (Dental), Primary Health Centre, Jassur, Kangra, H.P.
2MDS (Oral Pathology), Consultant, New Millenium 32CarePoints Dental Clinic, Navi Mumbai.

Corresponding Author: Arush Thakur

ABSTRACT

Dental diseases are one of the most prevalent diseases and yet most neglected. However, increased awareness in past few decades led to rise in need of dental treatment. As dental health personnel are limited in government hospitals and treatment is very expensive in private sector, the underprivileged people of community go to unqualified and unskilled persons (quacks). These roadside practitioners do unethical practice and thus hamper patient’s oral health.

Key words: Dental health, Quacks, malpractice.

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