By Crystal Kanderis Lane, RDH, BS, MS
Eye performance is intimately related to balance, perception, ability to perform activities of daily living, and quality of life. It directly impacts how oral health professionals engage with their patients and provide treatment. Specifically, eye performance is essential to the ability to provide effective, efficient, and quality patient care.
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