The grant will be used to establish the community-based residency program’s infrastructure, creating a program that the center’s leaders hope will inspire dental school graduates to practice in similar settings.
The program will help provide dental care to thousands of low-income residents, especially Medicaid recipients.
The funds are given by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the report said.
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