Susan M. Reiss

Dental Education
Surgeon general's oral health report: 10 years and counting
As oral health advocates gathered in Washington, DC, last week to celebrate a decade of improvements in U.S. oral care, they also cautioned that much work remains to be done to ensure that children and other vulnerable populations continue to get the care they need.
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