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Inequality in dental services: a scoping review on the role of access toward achieving universal health coverage in oral health.

Arash GhanbarzadeganMadhan BalasubramanianLiana LuzziDavid BrennanPeivand Bastani
Published in: BMC oral health (2021)
According to the results, family condition and cultural, health demands, affordability and availability of services, social environment, and geographic factors can affect dental health access and equality. Socio-cultural determinations also need to be considered in applied planning. Addressing these factors to improve access to dental services can pave the way for achieving universal health coverage in oral health and should be considered in different levels of policymaking.
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