Emergency department visits for nontraumatic dental problems: a mixed-methods study.

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Remember: keep dental emergencies out of the emergency rooms and urgent care centers to preserve maximum capacity for COVID-19 and other emergencies. Contact your dentist office! #DentalER #COVID19 #ADA #CDADentis @NCBI https://t.co/oGqXEPH5ZD https:…

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Emergency Department Visits for Nontraumatic Dental Problems: A Mixed-Methods Study by Donald Chi @donaldLchi Eli Schwarz DDS @ORdentists Peter Milgrom DDS @milgromp Emergency department dental visits are a significant and costly public health problem h…

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