Experts agree that a key component of prenatal care is #dental care. Yet many women go through #pregnancy without receiving any oral health services. For women who count on #Medicaid, policy barriers may get in the way. Learn more: https://t.co/uyFIVNuJ3U
.@teeth_matter gave input for the next U.S. Surgeon General's Report on Oral Health with recommendations including strategies to support whole family oral health: https://t.co/UhHbkJ03Nq
Why is individualized dental care important for children, including kids who count on #Medicaid? With this approach, dental "providers can go beyond those coverage guidelines to ensure a child receives what is needed to achieve good #oralhealth." https://t.co/BaY3AC9qYt
Federal guidance urges state #Medicaid & CHIP agencies to improve children's equitable access to #dental care - and advocates can play a key role in this effort.
Unsure of where to start? See the "Checklist for Advocates" that goes with our policy brief: https://t.co/MfDRafmR0t
The pediatric benefit in #Medicaid was designed with "flexibility in mind... because some children need more services to grow & thrive." Kelly Whitener @GeorgetownCCF on how our brief can help states effectively implement it for kids' #dental care: https://t.co/NqFQOwlkzA
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Watch our latest video on how you can help ensure kids who count on #Medicaid in your state get the #dentalcare to support their individual oral health needs: https://t.co/KbJ50A6zOA
Fewer Kentuckians are delaying or skipping #dentalcare because of the cost, but only about six in 10 Kentucky adults saw a dentist in the past year: https://t.co/EXN7krBMjN
An estimated 74 million Americans had no dental coverage in 2016. Learn more about how #dentalhealth is crucial to overall health: https://t.co/RvFaE6CLmG
#KSGivesBack mission trips give our dentists the chance to make a positive and lasting difference in local communities around the world: https://t.co/XBoMLH3lzt
Warmer weather means the start of asthma and allergy season. #Medicaid and #CHIP cover the cost of prescriptions, such as inhalers, so kids (and parents!) can breathe easier this spring: https://t.co/1Omt1LG7Qq #Enroll365