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Community Efforts to Expand Dental Services for Low-Income People

by Peter J. Cunningham; Laurie E. Felland; Johanna R. Lauer

Jul 31, 2008

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Examines low-income patients' limited access to dental care, as well as state and community efforts to expand services, including changing Medicaid and State Children's Health Insurance Program reimbursement rates and licensing laws for preventive care.

Community Efforts to Expand Dental Services for Low-Income People

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Center for Studying Health System Change

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Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

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English

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North America / United States

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Title: Community Efforts to Expand Dental Services for Low-Income People
Publication date 2008-07-31
Publication Year 2008
Authors Peter J. Cunningham , Laurie E. Felland , Johanna R. Lauer
Copyright holder(s) Center for Studying Health System Change
Geographical Focus North America / United States
Keywords dentists , dental services , medicaid , LOW INCOME PEOPLE , dental care
Document type Issue/Policy Brief
Language English
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