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Quality
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Quality
The state of being superior to something else. For example, a good is high quality if it is more durable, tastes better, looks more appealing or is otherwise generally better than similar goods. High quality is an important aspect for many goods because it may increase sales. Most companies seek to have or make high quality products because doing so promotes repeat business. On the other hand, some companies sell low quality goods for very low prices and rely on high volume. See also: Quality control.


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MetLife, which is also approved by the Academy of General Dentistry, has updated educational material focusing on: 1) Drug Interactions: A Guide for Dentistry (second edition), 2) Informed Consent (third edition), 3) Intraoral Bitewing Radiographic Technique (third edition), 4) Radiographic Quality Assurance for Film Imaging Systems (third edition), and 5) Making Pediatric Dentistry Part of General Practice (second edition).
MetLife Quality Resource Guides have been published on such subjects as disease management through risk assessment, radiographic quality assurance, and blood pressure monitoring in the dental setting.
 
 
 
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