Access to dental care in Alabama for children with special needs

Article Abstract:

The perception and barriers to dental care for the children with special needs in Alabama are discussed. The studies show that one-third of the children do not have access to dental care, and this problem can be improved by increased participation in the Medicaid program and education about prevention of oral disease in children with special needs at an early age.

Alabama, Dental care services

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Evaluating the effectiveness of a pre-five family service

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Evaluation of the pre-five family service, an NHS primary care, community-based multidisciplinary team to offer parental guidance to families with children aged under five, through group work found a marked improvement in the children's well being and the mental health of the parents as well.

United Kingdom, Services information, Services, United Kingdom. National Health Service. Primary Care Trusts

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Early orthodontic treatment as a means to increase access for children enrolled in Medicaid in Washington state

Article Abstract:

A study evaluating whether interceptive orthodontic Medicaid programs will increase access care for children in Washington State, is presented.

Government expenditures, Washington, Medicaid, Children, Care and treatment, Government finance, Therapeutics, Dental, Dental therapeutics

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