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New York and Utah expand dental hygienists' roles to boost access in underserved areas, while federal efforts target Medicaid fraud and oral health funding.
New York and Utah have expanded dental hygienists' scope of practice, allowing independent work in settings like hospitals and foster care, aiming to improve access in underserved areas.
A Texas A&M study links limited Medicaid dental benefits and rural provider shortages to frequent emergency room visits for preventable dental issues.
The federal government is increasing scrutiny on Medicaid fraud, with CMS adopting a new strategy to pause funds based on potential fraud, while the ADA supports reauthorizing the CDC’s oral health program.
These developments highlight ongoing efforts to address workforce shortages, improve access, and reform dental care systems nationwide.
Nueva York y Utah amplían los roles de los higienistas dentales para impulsar el acceso en áreas desatendidas, mientras que los esfuerzos federales apuntan al fraude de Medicaid y al financiamiento de la salud bucal.