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Kristen Machado

Kristen Pratt Machado is executive editor for Dimensions of Dental Hygiene and Decisions in Dentistry and director of publishing operations for Belmont Publications, Inc. She has been with Belmont Publications since its inception in 2002.

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More Than $50 Million to Be Spent on Increasing Access to Care in Tennessee
Dental Tourism Leads to a Coma for a Washington State Woman
Temple University Opens a Dental Clinic in a Local Elementary School
Program Introduces Disadvantaged Teens to Careers in Dental Hygiene
Four New Codes Introduced to Treat Sleep Apnea
Los Angeles Area Dental Office Suffers Burglary of Hard-Copy Data
National Health Service Corps May Help Reduce Caries Prevalence in Underserved Areas
Massachusetts Dental Hygienists Lobby for Dental Therapy, Expanded Functions
Do Fixed Prostheses Reduce Cognitive Decline?
American Indian and Alaska Native Communities Bear the Heaviest Oral Disease Burden

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More Than $50 Million to Be Spent on Increasing Access to Care in Tennessee

Dental Tourism Leads to a Coma for a Washington State Woman

Temple University Opens a Dental Clinic in a Local Elementary School

Program Introduces Disadvantaged Teens to Careers in Dental Hygiene

Four New Codes Introduced to Treat Sleep Apnea

Los Angeles Area Dental Office Suffers Burglary of Hard-Copy Data

National Health Service Corps May Help Reduce Caries Prevalence in Underserved Areas

Massachusetts Dental Hygienists Lobby for Dental Therapy, Expanded Functions

Do Fixed Prostheses Reduce Cognitive Decline?

American Indian and Alaska Native Communities Bear the Heaviest Oral Disease Burden

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