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    • Collaborative partnerships between dental providers and community organizations serving vulnerable groups.
    • Implementation of a non-profit economic model focused on preventive care and quality improvement.
    • Delivery of evidence-based dental care within community settings to establish dental homes.

    Main Results:

    • Community partnerships facilitate access to dental services for underserved populations.
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    • Integrated oral health services show potential for improved health outcomes and reduced overall costs.

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