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For dentists working in general practice, undertaking research is not an easy path to take. I know from my own experience that there are many problems, such as cost, time, and lack of training in methodology. However, I feel it is paramount that GDPs do carry out research and that originality of thought and individuality be allowed to flourish. The profession can only benefit from such challenges
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Mohindra, N. In pursuit of an added dimension. Br Dent J 180, 319–320 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1038/sj.bdj.4809072
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