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J Dent Educ. 70(11): 1170-1173 2006
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Professional Promises: Hopes and Gaps in Access to Oral Health Care

Band-Aid Solutions to Problems of Access: Their Origins and Limits

David H. Smith, Ph.D.

Key words: profession, justice, access to services

Many persons lack adequate access to oral health services. The causes of this are a constricted understanding of the roles of governments and professions. Both those groups have responsibilities to ensure that a decent level of oral health care is available to all persons in the United States. If the dental professions as a whole were to embrace this ideal, the sacrifices required of any one professional would be minimal.






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