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and secondary teeth •carry out pulpotomies on primary teeth •extract primary teeth •place pre-formed crowns on primary teeth •identify anatomical features, recognise abnormalities and interpret common pathology •carry out oral cancer screening •if necessary, refer patients to other healthcare professionals
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