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08/02/07
Melinda Smee fiddled with a plastic and metal contraption that holds dental X-ray film, trying to carefully place it around a lower premolar on the disembodied mouth rising up from her desk at Anne Arundel Community College. Find Us On Facebook
She and other students were learning to prepare a patient for a dental X-ray. Instructor Tracy Petraitis-Agro, a full-time dental hygienist, walked around the classroom Monday evening offering tips or slightly adjusting students' placement. "It's something I didn't think I'd ever be doing," Ms. Smee said during her first hands-on experience with dental X-rays. A receptionist at a Bowie dental...
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