By Lola Giusti, DDS, MA, Chi Tran, DDS
Many people enjoy the board game Clue, and the process of ruling out suspects and analyzing clues is applicable to dental diagnosis and treatment planning. The circumstances of this case study will be provided with the hope that clinicians will be able to determine the culprit, or diagnosis at the end.
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