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See Latest ArticlesHow People on Social Assistance Perceive, Experience, and Improve Oral Health
Journal of Dental Research , 08/06/09
Bedos C et al. – The research demonstrates that perception of oral health strongly influences treatment preference and explains low and selective use of dental services in this disadvantaged population.
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