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Primary Language Spoken at Home and Children's Dental Service Utilization in the United States
Journal of Public Health Dentistry , 06/25/09
Noyce M et al. - Children that did not speak English at home were less likely to receive preventive or routine dental care. However, after adjusting for other socio-economic factors, the study suggests that language barriers may not play as pronounced a role in the receipt of dental care as that documented for medical services.
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