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Across the U.S., tooth decay remains widespread. Poor and minority Americans continue to be disproportionately burdened by disease. But in…

Though about 60 million retired and disabled Americans depend upon Medicare for their health care coverage, the federal program has…

Congress returns from its summer recess with a full agenda. It’s probably not high on its to-do list, but many…

More Americans are keeping their natural teeth throughout their lifetimes, federal research tells us. Overall, the rate of U.S. adults…

In the years since the passage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), California has employed Medicaid expansion and the state…

The California Dental Board is investigating the case of a 4-year-old boy who died after receiving anesthesia at an Oakland…

Much remains unknown about the oral health status of more than two million incarcerated Americans, but research suggests that many dental needs…

Two high-profile safety breaches have highlighted the importance of close adherence to infection control protocols in dental clinics and offices.…

America’s first community health centers opened their doors in 1965 and the system has been growing ever since. Today, about…

The approaches vary from state to state, but the new year is bringing renewed efforts to broaden access to dental…
