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Dental computing applications.

E J Neiburger
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The inexpensive, modern day computer has many applications for the dental practice. Use of appropriate software and hardware for practice management, insurance, billing, marketing, financial, diagnostic, and educational applications can enhance the level of dental practice and fulfill the human needs for the patient, dentist, and office staff.

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E J Neiburger. 1986. Dental computing applications.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3536620/

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