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Oral health is increasingly recognized as an important aspect of an individual’s overall health. Oral health care providers consist of a diverse array of dental care, primary care, and specialty care professionals. Oral health care faces many challenges including insurance coverage, diversity, integration with other health services, and the geographic maldistribution of providers.
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Topics: Oral Health
This article identifies barriers to needed dental care for children and examines factors contributing to differential experiences with those barriers.
Topics: Oral Health, Telehealth
This infograph illustrates the variation in teledentistry regulation by state to help oral health stakeholders understand those differences.
Topics: Diversity, Oral Health
This article examines the extent of the income gap between male and female dentists and evaluates the impact of their household, personal, and employment characteristics on income differences.
Topics: Education and Training, Oral Health
This article examines the individual, educational, community, and policy factors that predict whether postgraduate dental (PGD)-trained dentists serve Medicaid children, accept new Medicaid patients, or work in an FQHC.
