Wednesday, July 19, 2006
BRISTOL -In response to worried about accessibility of dental care in Addison County, two groups are trying to start a dental clinic that can serve area residents who now lack adequate care.
The want for a dental center in the county is likely to grow, according to Moira Cook, district director of the Middlebury office of the Vermont Department of Health. "We are concerned about the access to dental care in this county, so no matter which to make dental care more readily available would be a good thing."
The area may not have a lack of dental care providers right now, Cook said, but as dentists retire or leave the area, some fear that a problem would arise. "There's pretty decent coverage in this county, but we're more concerned about the future," she said
The want for a dental center in the county is likely to grow, according to Moira Cook, district director of the Middlebury office of the Vermont Department of Health. "We are concerned about the access to dental care in this county, so no matter which to make dental care more readily available would be a good thing."
The area may not have a lack of dental care providers right now, Cook said, but as dentists retire or leave the area, some fear that a problem would arise. "There's pretty decent coverage in this county, but we're more concerned about the future," she said
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