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“The link between malocclusion and dental hygiene is very strict... we have a responsibility to suggest the best treatment plan possible to our patients, without any bias... from a knowledge point of view of the professional.”
Dr. Gianluca Plotino, Italy
“Dental health and aesthetics come side by side. If we have aesthetic teeth they are normally in perfect function, and if we just focus on function, we [normally] get perfectly aesthetic results.”
Dr. Mark Sebastian, Germany
“The thing that I like about [Invisalign treatment] is that you can pre-align teeth before you do any kind of restorative work...you offer a better basis for oral health.”
Dr. Nimmi Holstein, Denmark
“I believe it’s the responsibility of the general dentist to diagnose and to see everything that’s going on in a patient’s mouth...and what the consequences of non-treatment or non-intervention might be.”
Dr. Elaine Halley, UK
“Dental health and aesthetics come side by side. If we have aesthetic teeth they are normally in perfect function, and if we just focus on function, we [normally] get perfectly aesthetic results.”
Dr. Mark Sebastian, Germany
“The thing that I like about [Invisalign treatment] is that you can pre-align teeth before you do any kind of restorative work...you offer a better basis for oral health.”
Dr. Nimmi Holstein, Denmark
“I believe it’s the responsibility of the general dentist to diagnose and to see everything that’s going on in a patient’s mouth...and what the consequences of non-treatment or non-intervention might be.”
Dr. Elaine Halley, UK
