Can dental therapists maintain the oral health of routine low risk dental recall patients in high-street dental practices? A pilot study

Paul Brocklehurst(Public Health Wales), Nawaraj Bhattarai(Newcastle University), Matthew Breckons(Newcastle University), Andrew Brand(Bangor University), Philip M. Preshaw(University of Dundee), Alison Jenkins(Bangor University), Zoë Hoare(Bangor University), C.A. Woods, Jing Shen(Newcastle University), Lesley Gough(Public Health England), Lynne Williams, James Ashley(Woodlands Hospital), Christopher R Burton(Canterbury Christ Church University), Karen Shepherd
Bangor University Research Portal (Bangor University)
February 1, 2021
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