Dental drills and X-ray machines are just a few of the tools and equipment used by dentists. Some dentists specialize in prosthetic equipment, and in countries that recognize specialties in dentistry, the specialist is limited to practicing in the specialty and cannot carry out the general practice of dentistry. In such cases, the general dentist can refer patients to the specialist's office, which is based primarily on referral.Dentists Anesthesiologists specialize in dental anesthesiology, which is the specialty of dentistry and the discipline of anesthesiology that treats pain, anxiety and the general health of the patient during dental, oral, maxillofacial and complementary surgical or diagnostic procedures throughout the perioperative period. Pediatric Dentists or Pedodontists specialize in pediatric dentistry or pedodontics, providing primary and comprehensive preventive and therapeutic oral health care to infants and children during adolescence, including those with special health care needs. Dental specialties are recognized by the National Commission for the Recognition of Dental Specialties and Certification Boards (NCRDSCB) to protect the public, promote the art and science of dentistry, and improve the quality of care.

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