Maui News - Preventative dental care is lacking, especially for the elderly, the indigent and others who lack dental insurance. The report suggests improving reimbursements, expanding the Maui Community College mobile dental service for the indigent and Read More

The Ledger - David Albert, a dentist and the director of the division of community health at Columbia University’s College of Dental Medicine, said as many as half of all Americans don’t have dental insurance. “Access is a big issue in the United States,” Albert Read More

Bloomberg - The shortage of dentists willing to take NHS payments has resulted in an increase in the use of private dental insurance. The number of subscribers to dental plans, which cost 15 to 20 pounds a month for basic care, rose 31 percent to 2.9 million in Read More

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