For a lot of these kids, it’s the first time they’ve seen the dentist.” Tooth decay and disease have been described as a silent epidemic among California’s low-income children. See how El Dorado Community Health Center and its partners are using tele dentistry in an innovative model that brings the dentist to more kids in an area with few pediatric dentists.
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