Which of the following is a limitation of a dental first-aid kit that dental staff must be aware of?
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Correct answer: It gives temporary relief but cannot replace definitive treatment
A first-aid kit is meant for initial management and stabilization — it cannot replace professional evaluation, definitive treatment, or long-term dental care. Prompt follow-up with a dentist remains essential.
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