Yesterday, the dentist's circle of friends reported that the seven-year-old boy's deciduous teeth were broken prematurely and were not treated in time, resulting in large-scale destruction of the mandible and eruption of permanent teeth. Parents should pay attention to their children's deciduous teeth. This news comes from Huang Yong, Dean of Huangshi Stomatological Hospital in Gushi County, Xinyang City, Henan Province (our company has been coaching Huangshi Stomatological Hospital since 15). Let's not discuss whether there is a relationship between the large-scale destruction of alveolar bone and premature caries of deciduous teeth. At least about 70% of clients in Huang Stomatological Hospital can take ct, and about 27% of clients can at least take panoramic photos. Only a few customers take small dental photos. If the clinical diagnosis cannot be satisfied, the doctor needs further auxiliary examination. Really give customers the most comprehensive and accurate examination and diagnosis.

If this client goes to another clinic, I believe some dentists will not take it or only take a small piece, or parents will not agree to take it. It is conceivable that children will be delayed, which may be one of the reasons why doctors become "quacks". This is the present situation of a dental clinic in the county. Let's reflect. If this client goes to your clinic, can your first examination be comprehensive and accurate for the client? Will it be delayed by this five-year-old boy? Ask yourself.

Many dental bosses and doctors asked me during consultation: Mr. Shi, does a client need a ct scan to pull out a small deciduous tooth and treat a small deciduous tooth? Isn't this an over-development of medicine? I think this case is the best answer for you. What I want to say is that you don't have enough ability to make customers trust you, and you don't have the ability to make customers accept ct (except for free shooting). The picture comes from Huang Yong, president of Huang Stomatological Hospital. Thank you!