Many dentists, particularly those in smaller or newly established clinics, struggle with the absence of standardized, evidence-based treatment protocols. This lack of structured clinical guidelines often leads to variations in diagnosis, treatment planning, and overall patient management. As a result, the quality of care can differ widely from one practitioner to another, creating inconsistencies in outcomes and patient satisfaction. Without clear, research-backed procedures to follow, dentists may rely on personal experience or outdated practices, which can increase the likelihood of incomplete or inadequate treatments. Furthermore, many new clinics are launched by practitioners who have had limited exposure to modern technologies, advanced materials, and updated clinical techniques during training. This knowledge gap makes it difficult to deliver predictable, high-quality results across different cases. Such challenges not only affect patient trust but also the reputation and growth of dental practices.