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Dental Health Reforms any provisions for adult dental care

Tuesday, Feb. 8th 2011 6:05 PM
Dental Health Reforms any provisions for adult dental care? With all the health care reforms as there been anything done about dental?  I was told that there is some dental care for children which is good news, but want about adult dental care? 
I am talking about adults that are impoverished or disabled and not able to work then what?  I have not seen or heard anything about provisions being made for adult dental care.   And I know there is very little offer under Medicaid and Medicare with regards to dental care. 

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