
Finding Creative Ways to Get Kids into Dental Chairs
Aaron’s two sons, ages 10 and 8, were missing their routine school-based oral care because local schools are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The care they received at a community clinic was “top-notch.”
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Discrimination Reduces Routine Dental Care
A new report from the DentaQuest Partnership sheds light on how discrimination based on factors such as age, gender and income can result in fewer dental visits and result in poor overall health outcomes.
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Why We Must Preserve School-Based Oral Health Care for Children
School-based dental services have become a crucial way to connect low-income students, particularly students of color, with oral health care and education. And ensuring every child has access to oral health care is a key to reducing the deep racial disparities in health care.
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