Wednesday, July 12, 2006
July 10, 2006 - Dentists have taken a large bite out of Ohio's dental care crisis over the past 14 months.
Access to dental care is the number one not met health care require in Ohio, and in much of the country.
Six young dentists have been serving to address the problem.
They have provided dental care to more than 12,000 patients, a lot of it free or reduced fee.
The program is administered by the Ohio Department of Health and the second biannual application procedure is now underway through October 16.
Complete rules, frequently asked questions and a request are accessible by calling Mona Taylor at 614-466-4180 or online at http://www.oda.org/gendeninfo/lowincome.cfm
Access to dental care is the number one not met health care require in Ohio, and in much of the country.
Six young dentists have been serving to address the problem.
They have provided dental care to more than 12,000 patients, a lot of it free or reduced fee.
The program is administered by the Ohio Department of Health and the second biannual application procedure is now underway through October 16.
Complete rules, frequently asked questions and a request are accessible by calling Mona Taylor at 614-466-4180 or online at http://www.oda.org/gendeninfo/lowincome.cfm
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