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Asking Research Questions About Buccal Ties: Episode 347
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In this episode, Lisa discusses a research study about buccal ties and shares her personal opinion on the topic.
The study can be found here:
The buccal frenum: Trends in diagnosis and indications for treatment of buccal-ties among 466 healthcare professionals.
The authors explore the diagnosis and treatment of buccal ties among healthcare professionals. The survey-based study gathered responses from 466 professionals from various healthcare fields.
We'd love to hear your thoughts on this topic.
During the episode, I mentioned a controversy. Here's the link to the authors' rebuttal to the criticism on social media. Frenum of Speech? Collaboration vs. Conflagration
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