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Deliberate practice improves microsurgical skills in dentists, suggesting enhanced patient care outcomes.
An operating microscope is used in periodontal and dental implant related procedures mainly because it allows dentists to see small details with great accuracy. Working under high magnification demands special training since small hand movements must be extremely precise. In order to overcome these challenges, there is a training approach called deliberate practice that can make the process more effective. This article explains how this method helps dentists improve their microsurgical skills, ultimately leading to better care and outcomes for patients.
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