P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Vol. 66, Issue 6, 2005November 01, 2005 EDT
Access to Dental Care for Young Children in North Carolina: History and Current Status of Workforce Issues
Access to Dental Care for Young Children in North Carolina: History and Current Status of Workforce Issues
Articles in Vol. 66, Issue 6, 2005
Vol. 66, Issue 6, 2005
- Attainment of Goals from National Guidelines among Persons with Type 2 Diabetes: A Cohort Study in an Academic Family Medicine SettingJulienne K. KirkKenneth R. HuberC. Randall Clinch
- Trends in Up-to-Date Status in Colorectal Cancer Screening, North Carolina, 1998-2002Jane A. KimDeborah PorterfieldZiya Gizlice
- Introduction: Policy Forum: Access to Dental CareGordon H. DeFrieseKristie Weisner Thompson
- Assuring the Accessibility of Basic Dental Care Services: Issues of Workforce Supply, Organization of Care, and EducationKristen L. DubayM. Alec ParkerGordon H. DeFriese
- Defining the Need for Dental Care in North Carolina: Contributions of Public Health Surveillance of Dental Diseases and ConditionsR. Gary RozierRebecca S. King
- The Dentist Workforce in North Carolina 2005: A CommentaryJohn W. Stamm
- Access to Dental Care for Young Children in North Carolina: History and Current Status of Workforce IssuesMichael W. RobertsWilliam F. Vann
- Dentist Participation in Medicaid: Key to Assuring Access for North Carolina’s Most UnderservedMahyar Mofidi
- Special Care Dentistry Delivers a Formula for Change: A Model Has Been Developed but Must Be Implemented StatewideWilliam E. Milner
- Public Health Dentistry and Dental Education Services: Meeting the Needs of the Underserved through Community and School-Based ProgramsRebecca S. King
- The Role of Free Dental Programs in Care Provision for the UnderservedSteven D. Slott
- Improving Access to Dental Care Remains a Priority of One of North Carolina’s Largest PhilanthropiesJohn H. Frank
- Access to Primary Dental Care: A Commentary on the Economics of Dental Practice and Thoughts on Solutions to Improve Access to Primary Dental CareJohn N. Williams
- Improving Oral Health in North Carolina: Exploring the Potential of a New School of Dentistry at East Carolina UniversityMichael J. LewisD. Gregory ChadwickF. Terri Workman
- North Carolina Health Professions Profiles: Dentists and Dental Hygienists, 2004Cecil G. Sheps Center for Health Services Research
- Readers’ ForumJohn A. Henderson
Roberts, Michael W., and William F. Vann. 2005. “Access to Dental Care for Young Children in North Carolina: History and Current Status of Workforce Issues.” North Carolina Medical Journal 66 (6): 452–55. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.66.6.452.