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1Social and Behavioral Sciences, College of Dental Medicine, Columbia University, New York, NY, USA. ble22@columbia.edu
Abstract:
This paper seeks to (1) identify strengths and weaknesses of the US health care system regarding oral care for persons with special needs; (2) provide a framework for understanding system capacity; and (3) describe the context within which dental care is provided in the United State. It explores a series of concepts that help explain the current lack of access for those with special needs and synthesizes options for improvement.
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