Dental emergencies: Management by the primary care physician: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 85, No 3

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Although most patients with dental emergencies should be referred to a specialist, the primary care physician is often able to start treatment to relieve pain and preserve function. The authors of this article, all specialists in dentistry, offer guidelines for diagnosing and treating acute odontogenic problems that physicians may be the first to see.

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