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The law and dentistry.

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Economics, Dental↗
PubMed1976

Remember the Alamo!

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Laboratories, Dental↗
PubMed2001

[National Health Services in the Netherlands: its influence on dental care].

In the year 1941 the National Health Services Act came into force in which the insured patients have claims to dentistry. The influence on dental care is beyond any doubt and is illustrated by some examples. The dental care for the youth is mentioned in particular. Special attention is paid to legal regulations concerning the application of fluorides.

Adult↗
PubMed1994

[Special dentistry assistance. An evaluation of the revised ruling 1990].

Public Health insurance provision of dental care for patients with a physical, mental, dental or medical handicap has been reorganized in 1990. In order to evaluate this reorganization, general dental practitioners, dentists in hospital clinics or institutions for the handicapped as well as dentists employed as advisors to local health insurance authorities were interviewed. Results show that, until now, the reorganization has not resulted in an increase of seeking dental care by handicapped patients at the general dental practitioner's. The reorganization seems to have taken place in too much haste, thus not leading to the desired provision of dental care for handicapped patients.

Dental Care for Persons with Disabilities↗
PubMed1999

[The changing role of the dental hygienist].

This article describes the role of the dental hygienist in the Netherlands from the start of the training of dental hygienists in 1968. With the new Individual Health Care Professionals Bill from 1997 the dental hygienists are entitled to perform more tasks than in the past. This article describes the viewpoint of the professional dental hygienist organization on the future role of the dental hygienist. Cooperation with the other members of the dental team and free entry to the dental hygienist are considered important conditions. The creation of appropriate conditions by government and insurance companies is a matter of major concern.

Dental Hygienists↗
PubMed1991

Going home.

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California↗