Nicoleta Serban, PhD

Federally Qualified Health Center
Second Opinion: Ga. must correct dental care disparities
While almost 1.5 million Georgia children qualify for public dental benefits, less than 10% of licensed dentists in that state accept public insurance for children, according to Nicoleta Serban, PhD, a professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology. In this Second Opinion, she advocates for action to ensure these children receive the care they need.
July 12, 2016
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