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Quoted: Lee, of Solid Ground, says there's an even larger issue at stake: Oral infections lead to health problems as serious as heart attacks and strokes. ...
Lack of dental care leaves poor in agony...an article from today's Seattle Times..dotting to read this later
Quoted: seattletimes.com: Northwest news and information from the Seattle Times. Daily local news, sports, arts and entertainment, and classified ads.
- gene - Jan 30 2007
i have a medicaid patient now who needs teeth extracted for a denture but the medicaid only provides medical coverage, so he can't afford the dentures. its hella sad and i hope something can be done about cases like this.
- Rosana - Jan 31 2007
gene- we are the ones that need to do something about it.
- gene - Jan 30 2007
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