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Robert A. Di Ieso, Jr. 
Despite the fact that dental health is so important, too many people in America lack dental coverage. This is a look at how many children have dental coverage, and how many adults choose to make sure their teeth are insured.
SOURCES: Centers for Disease Control; Pediatrics
A collaboration between GOOD and Rob Di Ieso, Jr.
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