John Roberson, DMD and Christopher M. Rothman, DDS

Dental Education
Do you have an emergency medical response plan?
Medical emergencies occur in dental offices more often than we'd like to admit. Rather than waiting until it's too late, be sure you and your staff are ready -- today.
December 10, 2009
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