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medical practitioner = dentist?
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you might want to go back and fix that.
seems pedantic to me
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You can say healthcare practitioner, but not medical practitioner.
I can't bear to see the horror of you getting smacked in the behind so maybe go fix that haha...
A medical practitioner is very vague but it sounds more like an MD or DO than a dentist.
LOL
Would it be a problem if I said I was a...never mind.
You are not a medical practitioner if you're a dentist. Medical practitioner is an MD/DO. You can say dental practitioner. That's just weird though.
Yes it would be a problem since a medical practitioner is not the same as a dentist (more so a term for MD or DO). Therefore, I would not use that as a replacement for the word dentist on your essay.
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If you notice that you're using the same word over and over and over again... it might be a good idea to revise and try to not be redundant in your supplemental.
