When a school-aged child has a malocclusion, the parents need to:
a. advise the school nurse c. take the child to an orthodontist
b. do nothing, as this will be outgrown d. take the child to the pediatrician
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A Incorrect: A malocclusion requires an evaluation by an orthodontist because braces may be needed.
B Incorrect: A malocclusion requires an evaluation by an orthodontist. The child will not outgrow it.
C Correct: When a school-aged child has a malocclusion, the parents need to take the child to an orthodontist.
D Incorrect: A malocclusion requires an evaluation by an orthodontist, not a pediatrician, since it is a dental problem.
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