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Selecting a dentist who meets your needs and expectations is a decision that’s too important to make without careful consideration. When you need a dentist, you want a professional you can trust. Don’t select a dentist on the basis of cost or advertisements alone.

Dental appointments are likely to be less stressful if you know and like your dentist. Fearful patients usually experience less anxiety when they visit a dentist they trust. Don’t wait until a problem forces you to find a dentist — acting before you have a serious problem may save you time, money, and discomfort.

Daily brushing and flossing help to keep your teeth, gums, and mouth healthy. Equally important, though, are regular visits to a dentist who can provide the professional care that will ensure a lifetime of good oral health.
 

This Life Advice® pamphlet about Choosing a Dentist was produced by the MetLife Consumer Education Center and was based on information gathered from The American Dental Association and The Academy of Pediatric Dentistry.


 
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