Huge infographic offers facts about Kentucky's oral health
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Huge infographic offers facts about Kentucky's oral health


The Kentucky Oral Health Coalition, a project of Kentucky Youth Advocates, recently released an infographic "Word of Mouth: The Importance of Oral Health in Kentucky" to offer some general awareness about dental health. It displays fun facts about oral health as well as details about the consequences of poor oral hygiene and barriers Kentuckians face related to oral health, such as cost and lack of access. View it here (sorry, this is as large as we can reproduce it), or download the full-size PDF version to share.






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