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J Dent Educ. 71(5): 592-594 2007
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Caries Management: Transitioning from Education and Research to Improve Patient Care

Dental Insurance: Will It Help or Hinder Adoption of Caries Management Practices?

Maxwell H. Anderson, D.D.S., M.S., M.Ed.

Key words: dental insurance, cost efficiency, value, consumerism

Whether public or private dental insurance will provide benefits for caries management practices is a business decision. The foundation for this decision is multifactorial and continually changing as the values of the purchasers and health care consumers evolve. Understanding the dynamics involved in allocating finite health care resources will help those who advocate for caries management inform decision makers about the potential benefits of these strategies.






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