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The publication of this position paper reinforces IAOMT&#8217;s dedication to providing evidence-based resources that support the highest standards of patient care.&#8220;We are excited to release this extensively researched position paper to the dental community,&#8221; said Dr. Charles Cuprill, President of the IAOMT. &#8220;By increasing awareness and understanding of Jawbone Cavitations, we hope to empower practitioners to make informed decisions, provide better care, and improve patient outcomes.&#8221;Dental professionals, researchers, patients, and other interested parties can access the IAOMT&#8217;s position paper on Jawbone Cavitations on the organization&#8217;s official website. 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