Cdc state oral health programs

Synopses of State Oral Health Programs. Minus Related Pages. Methods Background Data from the five most recent Synopses are displayed in the website. How many of the agencies included in the response immediately above have a dental program? Do not include screenings that are performed as part of an oral health survey. Time period States responding to this questionnaire provided data for differing time periods. Data consistency Data from federal agencies or other sources may not be directly comparable with data from the Synopses.

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