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Are we losing our personal touch? 1976

D A Igel

UI MeSH Term Description Entries
D003812 Dentist-Patient Relations The psychological relations between the dentist and patient. Dentist-Patient Relationship,Dentist Patient Relations,Dentist Patient Relationship,Dentist-Patient Relation,Dentist-Patient Relationships,Relation, Dentist-Patient,Relations, Dentist-Patient,Relationship, Dentist-Patient,Relationships, Dentist-Patient

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