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Many patients stay away from the dentist out of concern about the costs. Health experts say that MO HealthNet covering dental exams is a significant step in Missouri's effort to improve dental access — and to boost overall health, beyond cavities, molars and gums.
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Cristi Carroll remembers the discussion she had with the first of three orthodontists about braces for her daughter, Alex, now 14.“I was shocked at the…
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Neena Patel tells the kinds of stories that make your mouth hurt. She’s a dentist with Miles of Smiles, a nonprofit organization offering free services to…
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The president of the Kansas Dental Association said he has stopped taking patients from two of the state’s three KanCare insurance companies because of a…
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John Fasbinder’s dental office was busy on a recent Tuesday.Three employees helped in the reception area, answering phones and clicking away at computers.…
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Kansas health centers will receive about $2.2 million in grants and Missouri health centers, including three in Kansas City, will receive about $7.5…
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The line for free dental care started forming outside the Kansas Expocentre more than 24 hours before the doors opened.Daniel Veach was among those…